Sentence examples for clash to be from inspiring English sources

Luckily for us, it was just the kind of clash to be imprinted on folk memory.

The pair have switched a total of 15 matches with four derbies – including the Tyne-Wear clash – to be played in March.

Surrey and Durham were left frustrated after heavy rain caused the first day of their Division One clash to be abandoned without a ball being bowled.

Adapted from the book Forbes To the Limits: Pushing Yourself to the Edge in Adventure and in Business, by James M. Clash, to be published by John Wiley & Sons.

Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood and Birmingham City boss Gary Rowett predict an "intense" clash "to be relished" ahead of the two clubs' Capital One Cup third-round tie at Villa Park on Tuesday.

There was no clash to be this different person, because we all do that to an extent.

Mr. Mantinband, for instance, asked his friend point-blank why Palestinians were putting children in the midst of clashes to be killed.

On steric clashes, she noted that small deformations of the bond angles and bond lengths would allow these steric clashes to be relieved, or at least reduced to a reasonable level.

A reduced profile, sprawled posture, and improved internal mechanics allow the CLASH platform to be adapted to different climbing substrates.

That culture clash needs to be resolved for social entrepreneurship to play a more important role.

The latest agonised clash appears to be part of a fast-moving story, yet nothing has changed.