Sentence examples for clash through from inspiring English sources
Per Mertesacker will miss the FA Cup clash through suspension after being sent-off in the 1-0 defeat by Chelsea last weekend, with Gabriel Paulista set to deputise at the back with Laurent Koscielny likely to captain the side.
He became a fixture at CBGB, followed the Sex Pistols on their chaotic 1978 tour of the American South, and rode shotgun with the Clash through England and North America.
The hosts, who were relegated from the top-flight Elite Division last season, took the lead in the Division 1A clash through Ziga Jeglic.
Already, Freedom's Watch and MoveOn have clashed through competing advertisements over Gen. David H. Petraeus's war progress report to Congress earlier this month.
Just as Robert Bolt, in A Man for All Seasons (1960), had been more interested in Sir (to Catholics, Saint Thomas Moree as a dissident than a Christian, David Hare, in Racing Demon (1990), employed church politics as a metaphor for broader ideological clashes, through a stand-off between politically radical clergy and a conservative bishop.
Pro- and anti-Morsi protesters clashed through Tuesday night, including fighting at Cairo University, where 16 people were killed and more than 200 injured.
Mr. Clash said through a spokeswoman: "I am relieved that this painful allegation has been put to rest.
"Society's views are developed through a clash of ideas, through the existence of freedom of expression and thought and belief," prominent Egyptian activist Wael Ghonim posted on his Facebook page.
The clashes spread through the city, and some violence was reported in other areas of Xinjiang.
Intensive diplomatic efforts were under way to bring the Israelis and the Palestinians if not back to the peace table at least to a truce agreement, and clashes went through a brief lull.
OSH, Kyrgyzstan — Nearly a year and a half after ethnic clashes ripped through this former Silk Road trading hub, ethnic Uzbeks, who suffered the brunt of the violence, face arbitrary arrest and often horrific abuse at the hands of predominantly ethnic Kyrgyz authorities, victims and local and international rights groups say.
