Sentence examples for clash will be from inspiring English sources
"Huntingdon said the coming clash will be between the western civilisation and the Islamic-Confucian civilisation.
The St. John's-Penn State clash will be their third in the postseason, each team having won once.
As ever, each clash will be filmed for YouTube, and performed a capella; beats were largely banished years ago, for the sake of vocal clarity.
Their clash will be especially poignant as Livingstone was suspended from the Labour party last month after he was accused of antisemitism.
The fifth-round ANZ Championship clash will be the Firebirds' first hitout at the 13,000-seat venue since a sold-out crowd watched their thrilling 57-56 win over the Swifts there in June.
But when President Hu Jintao walks into the Eisenhower Executive Office Building with President Obama on Wednesday to face a group of 18 American and Chinese business leaders, much of the clash will be about a new economic battlefield — inside China itself.
Some of the clashes will be for show, intended to appeal to various constituencies watching on C-Span.
These clashes will be a backdrop sharply silhouetting Mr. Porr when he takes office as city manager on Monday.
With enough good intentions, the clashes will be shortlived and a genuine new democracy the world's third-largest may emerge.
The violent clashes will be looked upon with growing concern by the central authorities in Beijing, who have so far encouraged the Hong Kong government to take a no-compromise attitude to the growing number of protests that have taken place over the past few years.
Clashes will be inevitable.
