Sentence examples for clash together from inspiring English sources

There would thus be more particles pushing in than pushing out, and the plates would clash together like a pair of tiny cymbals.A neat idea.

The first four visceral tracks scream redemption, suffering, regret and barely controlled anger, built upon with raucous guitars that clash together like thunder over a church steeple.

Wanta and the Lajamanu community have responded extraordinarily wisely by bringing the community together, drawing young and old, black and white, modern and ancient together - like the Milpirri clouds themselves, hot and cold air clash together to produce the rain giving clouds.

Officials try for a clean motion — any quaver might get them whacked as the opponents clash together.

Steinway exists all in a world of his own, where a multitude of genres clash together in sync with a tribal display of electronic production excellence.

You don't want so many colors to clash together.

With all symbols flagged up and clashing together, this is Williams past his magnificent best.

There's little to be gained from dissecting the varied elements invariably clashing together in a single Sacai garment, let alone outfit.

For swimmer Adam Peaty, who blushed furiously as his gold and silver medals clashed together and chimed like a church bell, the food party has already started.

She made her way back up the hill, the wind whipping her kimono and sawing at the canes till they were like swords clashing together, and there was wind drift all over the surface of the pond, the koi moiling beneath it like pulsing flames.

"The crowd was roaring with excitement as nimble sticks pursued the puck on the ice, and knocked it, and hooked it, and passed it on, and missed it, and clashed together in rapid collision," Nabokov wrote in his novel "Laughter in the Dark," as three of his characters watched an "ice hockey match at the sport palace" in Berlin.