Sentence examples for early clashes from inspiring English sources
In a contact sport like football, early clashes are often prophetic.
Hundreds of French riot police later charged at groups of England fans who continued to congregate after the early clashes as bottles were hurled.
The fierce early clashes halted only after a pro-government delegation went to Iran and struck a deal with the Sadrists.
Early clashes with Poland have brought home the risks of letting a big but very needy country into the EU: it becomes aggressive and defensive, fearing that others will take advantage of its weakness.
In what remains for Palestinians a searing incident, a 12-year-old Palestinian boy, Muhammad el-Dura, was shot to death here in one of those early clashes, as he sought safety behind his father.
Mr Watts's keenest pupil is Matilda, the child of a departed father and a religious mother, and her voice chronicles this brutal time, turning soldiers into "redskins", Pip into a living being and war into an occasional menace and inconvenience whose early clashes are summed up by an old dog's gutted corpse.
A species of deep sea snail with the bold, spiky aesthetic of early Clash fans has been named after Joe Strummer.
Given this early clash with the status quo, it's hardly surprising that the narrator starts looking for answers.
In a brief recap of the history of televised debates, the Egyptian channels then moved on to an early clash on French television.
The early Clash were in the classic London tradition (the Who, the Kinks), but revved up into an unprecedented pitch of speed and fury.
