Sentence examples for clash up from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bankoff, who has spent 17 years in digital publishing, has lived the cycle of the joyous press release and the bold predictions and he has seen the ensuing culture clash up close.

"We have these incredible technologies coming to the fore at a rapid pace, but they're clashing up against an industrial revolution mindset that is still embedded in legislation or the way corporations work, where change occurs very slowly," says Stevenson.

Ms. Carpenter makes palpable the immensely complicated emotional arithmetic that binds this mother and son — Sara's cherishing of her only son and her knowledge that she needs to let him find his own way in life; Jason's worries about his mother's worries, clashing up against his passionate embrace of a dangerous profession.

I guess our personalities clashed up a little bit.

It's like a winter-spring sartorial clash-up.

But as another Cascadia Cup clash cropped up, Seattle were found out.

Instead of the West versus the rest, could the clash shape up to be Islam versus the rest?

This was one of the first punk tunes that really caught me, it was the moment when the Clash grew up.

The 6-0 defeatoto Holland in the second leg of that knockout clash summed up a reign which was routinely laced with shambles.

The young Emily Stone – she took the name Emma because of an Equity clash – grew up on the Camelback Club golf course in Arizona, which her parents owned.

Long after the Clash broke up, their "Should I Stay or Should I Go" became a number one hit in the United Kingdom when it was featured in a commercial in 1991.