Sentence examples for clash for the from inspiring English sources

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla .— They called the football game played here Monday night a national championship, a title clash for the ages, epic, monumental, historic.

In a few minutes Britain's Luke Campbell and Japan's Satoshi Simizu will clash for the right to meet him in the final.

They are now likely to clash for the first time this year at the London Grand Prix at Crystal Palace on July 28.

And, as British politics becomes ever less parliamentary and ever more presidential, the party leaders will clash for the first time in American-style televised debates, with unpredictable consequences.Before Christmas, Mr Cameron's party enjoyed double-digit poll leads.

So when Welshman Nathan Cleverly and Scouser Tony Bellew clash for the WBO light-heavyweight title in Liverpool on Saturday expect a rerun of the DeGale-Groves hostilities, with a result as close, and possibly as controversial.

By nightfall, government officials were blaming a sectarian clash for the crisis, which was quickly dismissed by protest supporters, who said the goal was freedom for all Syrians and an end to authoritarian rule.

But in many respects, it was the calm before a momentous clash for Clemens, the most decorated pitcher in baseball history.

Although he had to pull out of the Delhi Commonwealth games due to a competition clash, for Hoy the Commonwealth Games are important.

In the central town of Rastan, army defectors and government troops have clashed for the past week.

The patriarch, Ahmad Abu Hashem, is an activist who videotapes arrests and clashes for the Center for Freedom and Justice, an advocacy group.

Arab and Israeli forces clashed for the third time June 5 10 , 1967 in what came to be called the Six-Day War (or June War).