Sentence examples for clash opening from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's draw sent Rangers back to Manchester for the first time since that ill-fated night, with the clash opening the two sides' respective campaigns next month.

History has it that the Clash opened the Roxy on 1 January 1977, but the club had, in fact, been open for about a month before that.

Austin, fresh from scoring a hat-trick in last week's City-Country clash, opened the Raiders' account with a one-man try in the sixth minute.

There are also two live concert performances - "Train in Vain" and "Should I Stay or Should I Go". Both are ragged but are valuable punk-rock documents; "Should I Stay" was filmed at Shea Stadium when the Clash opened for the Who's last concert, looking nervous.

In the third round an accidental head clash opened a severe laceration over Cotto's left eye.

McLaren organised a major event for 29 August at the Screen on the Green in London's Islington district: Buzzcocks and the Clash opened for the Sex Pistols in punk's "first metropolitan test of strength".

Egyptian filmmaker Mohamed Diab's Clash opens 'Un Certain Regard' and that's a big deal for a festival set in a country that is going through its hardest moments yet, when it comes to refugees, terrorist threats and hatred.

That same night, The Clash debuted, opening for the Sex Pistols in Sheffield.

In the 2010 clash, soldiers opened fire after they rappelled onto the ship's deck and were met with violent resistance.

Operation Julie['s Been Working for the Drug Squad)] (the Clash) busts open the prolific Wales-based LSD production and supply ring, sending those involved on their worst trip ever, at Her Majesty's pleasure for long enough to count all the hairs on your head.

The Pats went on to win the Super Bowl again the following season, prompting the schedulemakers to set up a New England-Kansas City clash to open the 2017 campaign.