Sentence examples for drawn clash from inspiring English sources

With Iestyn Harris pulling the strings in midfield the title holders made a considerable improvement on their drawn clash with Harlequins to end Salford's undefeated start to the season.

Both teams had come away from last Sunday's drawn clash believing that they should have won but there was that suspicion that Down had blown their big chance after coming from seven points in arrears to lead by two as the match entered injury-time.

The report drew clashing interpretations from Obama administration officials and Republican lawmakers and seemed certain to fuel new arguments in the months before the November elections over immigration enforcement.

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The teenager Chase Buchanan of Ohio was also schooled, winning just three games against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in their first round, main draw clash.

Make no mistake: Fresh battle lines are being drawn in the clash between data-mining tech giants and Internet users over people's right to control their personal information and protect their privacy.

As the political crisis drew on, clashes between Hezbollah forces and government supporters sparked by government decisions that included plans to shut down Hezbollah's private telecommunications network erupted in Beirut in May 2008.

Sky insiders said the pair were left with "no reservoir of goodwill" on which to draw, having clashed with a new management structure that had sought to rein in their huge influence and facing long-term resentment from former colleagues who felt casual bullying and sexism towards junior staff was part of the culture.

In the case of Mr. Hagel, the clash has drawn greater notice because senators and former senators generally receive a warm reception before the Senate.

But only if the West is not paralysed by fear or drawn further into the clash of evil against virtue espoused by democrats and jihadists alike.

Their rough and energetic album, which features tales of working-class life, alcopops and prostitution, has drawn comparisons with The Clash and Oasis.