Sentence examples for clash when the from inspiring English sources

TRUTH and justice will inevitably clash when the history of terrorism is concerned.

The movie is about the historical clash when the old ways of war met the new ways: cavalry versus machine guns".

Senate leaders, however, have not rushed to follow the House, a situation that would set up a clash when the two chambers try to reconcile their spending bills.

The Iraqi police were hoping to establish an outpost inside the camp, and tensions escalated into a violent clash when the dissidents resisted, Iraqi officials said.

The Palestinians have complained to the United Nations, the Arab League and Secretary of State John Kerry, most recently after Wednesday's clash, when the chief Palestinian negotiator wrote to Mr. Kerry saying the issue "could inflame the situation and undermine the current opportunity to move toward peace".

Winner Frazier Fight Two: 28 January 1974 (Madison Square Garden, NY) A fight broke out before the second clash when the pair tussled in a New York TV studio, where "The Greatest" called "Smokin' Joe" ignorant, leading to fisticuffs on the studio floor.

Arsenault evokes the powerful interests that clashed when the Daughters of the American Revolution, which managed Constitution Hall, refused to lift the "white artists only" policy for Anderson.

May and Gove repeatedly clashed when the prime minister was at the Home Office and Gove was at education, particularly over radicalisation in schools.

Peacemaking between Israel and the Palestinians moved tantalizingly close to a final agreement in 2000 but then degenerated into violent clashes when the two sides failed to agree on sovereignty over their holy sites in Jerusalem.

Italy and France support the idea of asylum centres outside EU territory, an idea that helped defuse diplomatic tensions after the two countries clashed when the new populist government in Rome refused to allow the docking of a ship carrying 630 migrants.

Agendas clashed when the shovels came out.