Sentence examples for clashes exploded from inspiring English sources

But last week, clashes exploded between soldiers within some of the integrated units stationed in the frontier state of Upper Nile, killing at least 50.

The risk that withdrawing the military from Burma's politics could lead to flashes of unrest became vivid in June, when sectarian clashes exploded near the border with Bangladesh, between a Muslim ethnic group, the Rohingya, and local Buddhists.

That exploded into clashes with riot police and Uighurs rampaging through the city and killing Han civilians.

An amateur photographer lost much of his hand when a stun grenade exploded during clashes between police and yellow-vest protesters yesterday.

Experienced racers know how to defuse such clashes before they explode.

A day after politically fueled religious tensions exploded in deadly clashes in the slums and working-class quarters of Abidjan, the president and his main opponent met in an air-conditioned room here, sat on a beige sofa and, as flashbulbs exploded, shook hands.

CAIRO — Egypt's bitter split over who should be ruling the country exploded into violent clashes in the streets of Cairo and elsewhere on Friday as masses of demonstrators celebrating the ouster of President Mohamed Morsi battled crowds of Islamists who wanted him reinstated.

Civil discourse exploded into angry clashes and cynicism in the schools, at political conventions, in the media, and even in our homes.

The anger exploded when farmers clashed with the police, leaving three people dead, including one officer.

At the height of the clash at 3 p.m., grenades exploded in rapid succession, rattling nearby windows.

Patrick Breen, Lee Pace and Jim Parsons (of "The Big Bang Theory") are all terrific as very different types of gay men who band together and chafe and clash and ultimately explode.