Sentence examples for clash from the from inspiring English sources

10am, Sky Sports 3 Premier League: Swansea City v Stoke City Top-flight clash from the Liberty stadium.

7.30pm, Sky Sports 2 La Liga Football: Valencia v Las Palmas Coverage of the Spanish top-flight clash from the Mestalla.

Bayern played Chelsea last year and with Spurs, Juventus and Napoli among the Europa League favourites it is a great chance to see a one-off clash from the top of European football.

It is also anarchically uneven in tone; at the beginning, it attributes its idioms to various people ('as Timmy Sullivan described him'as'as Honky McCool might put it'as'as the Americans say'), but as it proceeds, various registers blend and clash, from the lofty to the demotic, to no obvious purpose bar a straining for effect.

Meanwhile, the state's Democrats, whose field has been narrowed to two main contenders, former Gov. Jim Florio and a political novice, Jon S. Corzine, have been struggling to keep the clash from leaving the party irreparably divided after the June 6 primary.

They clashed from the outset.

A dozen or so villagers watched the clashes from the relative safety of the hillside.

But the assertive Senate Democrats and the new, outsider president clashed from the start.

He and John S. Reed, the head of Citicorp, clashed from the start.

But, according to colleagues of both men, Mr. Parkes and Mr. De Luca clashed from the start.

That in a nutshell, is why science and secrecy have clashed, from the Renaissance to the Wen Ho Lee case.