Sentence examples similar to clash emerging from from inspiring English sources
The British milieu that the Clash emerged from called out for punk.
✒Curiously clashing signals are emerging from Channel 5, which, as Monkey noted, is now under the day-to-day control of Paul Dunthorne, who combines that role with his old one of running Richard Desmond's porn channels, with output including Northern Exposer and Wobbling Whoppers.
After the blast, enraged Christians emerging from the church clashed with police officers and stormed a nearby mosque, prompting fights and volleys of stone throwing with Muslims, the police and witnesses said — a sign of the sectarian anger that has been arising with greater frequency in Egypt.
In the latter novel the heritage of a land built on its contrasting traditions of convict settlement and South Pacific paradise clashes with the values of a new Australia emerging from the impact of World War II.
Footage and photos emerging from the scene showed riot police clashing with protesters who shut down a major highway for hours, in a shift from the mostly peaceful demonstrations in the area since Castile's death.
The language emerging from the two nations evokes epic poetry; the clash of gods in the guise of men.
Van den Bergh's harquebusiers, discovering the Dutch column emerging from the forest, fired a volley and, turning right, clashed with the Dutch scouts, starting the action.
So if we produce a list of the bigger events, the events organisers will – like several planes emerging from above the clouds and realising they are about to crash into each other – HOPEFULLY not clash with each other.
New shards keep emerging from the dust.
Iceland's 'Pompeii' emerging from the ash.
