Sentence examples for common clash from inspiring English sources

"This is a common clash between couples at bedtime," said Patrick Rouvillois, international managing director for Nook Media L.L.C., a Barnes & Noble subsidiary, in a written statement.

In a fierce Commons clash, he branded the government's plans "unworkable" and a "symbolic assault on liberty that is unnecessary".

Harman sat next to the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, on the bench opposite the prime minister for the weekly Commons clash, wearing a T-shirt with the slogan: "This is what a feminist looks like".

"Many people going to their HMRC offices or returning the [form] online this week will say this: 'Why is there one rule for big multinational companies and another for ordinary, small businesses and self-employed workers?'" Following the Commons clash, Corbyn's spokesman said: "It's quite clear that the majority of Britain feels that this is a bad deal for the taxpayer.

During a Commons clash over the economy and the cost of living, the prime minister went on the attack against Balls after a shadow cabinet source was quoted in a newspaper as saying the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, had given the shadow chancellor nine months to improve his performance or face losing his job.

George Osborne's critics may point out that today sees his first Commons clash with the new shadow chancellor Ed Balls.

The Hansard Society said 47% of the public thought the weekly Commons clash was "too noisy and aggressive".

But some were already worried whether Mr Brown was quick enough on his feet to glide through the weekly Commons clash.

The first Commons clash between the two men came a week ahead of the spending review, when the government's cuts will be revealed.

The weekly Commons clash had got off to a good-natured start, with Mr Cameron congratulating Labour leader Ed Miliband on his forthcoming marriage to partner Justine, and the two men swapping jokes about organising a stag night.

Lord Fink has abandoned a threat to sue Mr Miliband if he repeats remarks about him made during Commons clashes with David Cameron over the scandal at HSBC's Swiss subsidiary, where Lord Fink had an account.