Sentence examples for expected clash from inspiring English sources

But the expected clash never comes.

The expected clash over the issue follows several years of rows within the Lib Dems over how best to improve the party's poor record on selecting women candidates for Westminster and elsewhere.

— MICHAEL D. SHEAR Just days after a debate in California, the eight Republican presidential candidates will square off again tonight at a forum in Tampa, Fla .On the agenda: an expected clash over Social Security as Rick Perry, the governor of Texas, refuses to back away from calling the retirement program a "Ponzi scheme".

"I expected clashes with everyone: with the tribes, with the FSA, with anyone," he said.

Even Social Democrats acknowledged at the congress that they expected clashes between Ms. Nahles and Mr. Steinmeier over the future direction of the party.

Ministries in charge of the state-run festival had already rescheduled this year's event, so that foreign visitors would not witness expected clashes at "green movement" rallies timed for 11 February, the anniversary of the 1979 Islamic revolution.

As expected, clashes between the police and protesters livened up the festivities — party favors included a few solid doses of tear gas.

Many stories, as you'd expect, clash with Tyler's 2011 memoir Does The Noise In My Head Bother You?, but Perry's totally fine with it.

On paper, Mr Zoellick and Mr Lamy (an American Republican and a French Socialist) might have been expected to clash even more overtly.

But first, the two candidates are expected to clash again on the economy at a televised debate in Miami on Wednesday night.

Prosecutors and defense lawyers are widely expected to clash over the government's use of classified information in the trial and the prosecutors' expected effort to seek the death penalty.