Sentence examples for clashes have a from inspiring English sources

Not all of Van Gaal's clashes have a bitter end.

Local conflict tends to be based on ethnic differences and competition for access to resources, especially in the oil-rich Delta, and very rarely do the clashes have a religious component.

Come to that, don't the Clash have a special place in the development of British music, or the Stranglers or Madness or so many others?

The last four Six Nations clashes have all been decided by a margin of six points or fewer.

After a series of dead rubber final group games, this Group E clash had a lot riding on it.

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"Clash" had a Rotten Tomatoes rating of just 28percentt, and "Wrath" has so far clocked in at 24percentt.

This clash has a lot to do with the subtle forces of class and respectability politics, which have worked to divide those in the diaspora for decades upon decades.

With Sean Dyche's men aligned in their usual formation, the clash had an old school character, both sides set up in 4-4-2s and unashamed to play a direct style.

As a troupe Culture Clash has an enviable chemistry and its energy is infectious; the actors solicit your approval from the stage, and you can't help liking these guys.

The relationship has taken on added urgency as ethnic clashes have fueled a growing crisis in the restive Jonglei State.