Sentence examples for clash of their from inspiring English sources

A clash of their fans in the riots of the year 501 took perhaps 3,000 lives.

Nicholls has an easy, brisk style, but the book suffers from the rigidity of its conceit: Douglas is boring and controlling, Connie is creative and intuitive, and the clash of their personalities feels as inevitable as duck confit in Paris.

Crossing first the ditch that ran round the town, they next gained the wall of the enemy unperceived by the sentinels, who did not see them in the darkness, or hear them, as the wind drowned with its roar the noise of their approach; besides which they kept a good way off from each other, that they might not be betrayed by the clash of their weapons.

Cambridge took the lead but were caught following a clash of their port-side oars with a barge.

Finally, some international actors perceived a clash of their role and that of international programs based on vertical approaches that were inherent in the health system.

However, some actors perceived a clash of their role and that of international programs based on vertical approaches inherent in the health system.

Match-play events like this week's Accenture Match Play Championships starting Wednesday at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club can be nostalgic trips for the pros, carrying them back to the competitive clashes of their childhoods.

Rather, Mr. Pataki has turned to biographies of Abraham Lincoln and Franklin D. Roosevelt for guidance, admiring the two Presidents' abilities to rise coolly above the personal rivalries and philosophical clashes of their advisers and make difficult decisions.

But when no persuasions could divert the impulse of the multitude, and the whole mass, like the sea in a storm, seemed to be driven before the breath of the demagogues, he commanded his men, not to charge them, but to advance with shouts and clashing of their arms; which being done, not a man of them stood his ground; all fled at once through the streets, though none pursued them.

Husband and wife Basuki (Zonder) and Suryati (Nji Soelastri) clash because of their different personalities: the former is a thinker concerned with the state of society, while the latter only thinks of herself.

The back-and-forth between Mr. Biden and Mr. Cheney highlighted the clashing visions of their administrations, particularly on national security, as well as efforts by conservatives to portray Mr. Obama as weak on that issue.