Sentence examples for clash to make from inspiring English sources
The Republic only need a draw from the Dublin clash to make the Euro 2012 play-offs, but Trapattoni wants his team to strive for a victory.
It just took two hours of clashes to make me completely forget there is supposed to be a cease-fire in Syria.
His captain Alastair Cook spoke afterwards about Broad just clicking, his three weapons of pace, movement and control combining rather than clashing to make him almost unplayable.
Ratchford was forced limping from the field with ankle ligament damage, leaving Warrington, who had already lost their wing Joel Monaghan with a neck injury after an accidental clash with Pat Richards, to make hasty amendments to their backline, having selected four forwards for their interchange bench.
Court clashes over whether to make grand-jury materials public have happened before in New York.
Furst and the art department deliberately mixed clashing architectural styles to "make Gotham City the ugliest and bleakest metropolis imaginable".
The weakness of traditional support structures can clash with the pressure to make a living.
They had mothers-in-law to clash with and decisions to make about light fixtures and printed return-address labels.
Flat broke after a series of management wrangles, the Clash were working quickly to make up lost ground.
The Hammersmith Palais, the west London ballroom that achieved iconic status after it was name-checked by punk band the Clash, is facing demolition to make way for office development.
The greatest risk may be that popular expectations rise too fast and Mr Modi's grand promises of "good times" clash with the need to make difficult political decisions reforming tax policy for example, or changing the law on land acquisition.
