Sentence examples for forces collided from inspiring English sources

And "whenever those two forces collided, it was the ambition that won".

Having successfully captured the city, Rosecrans was determined to crush Bragg's army, and their forces collided at the Battle of Chickamauga Creek (September 19 20, 1863).

Those forces collided this week, as lawmakers scrambled to agree on a repeal measure to accommodate an ultimatum from the NCAA, the collegiate sports behemoth that relocated some high-profile contests and threatened to withhold others due to the law.

So it may have been simply a matter of time until the two forces collided in irony of the highest order, courtesy of The San Antonio Express-News: It seemed like an honorable goal: Draft an honor code for University of Texas at San Antonio students to follow, exhorting them not to cheat or plagiarize.

As multiple forces collided for control of the park — including a powerful rebel group seeking a percentage of oil profits — Mr. von Einsiedel and his crew members (who had originally planned a film about the dangerous work of the park's 400 rangers) found themselves caught in a literal war between conservation and exploitation.

Three miles (5 km) east of Gettysburg, in what is now called "East Cavalry Field" (not shown on the accompanying map, but between the York and Hanover Roads), Stuart's forces collided with Federal cavalry: Brig.

And surely there are sociological explanations for this sense of irreconcilable forces colliding in the world of the novel.

Seen from an elevated rail line that passes directly in front of it, the theater's uneven tentlike form seems to be a result of the forces colliding around it, like speeding trains and arcane zoning requirements.

Given how ludicrously high a proportion of the past 10 years' finest hip hop and R&B artefacts have had one of these two men's names on them, there is a riveting historic inevitability about the idea of their irresistible forces colliding with Madonna's immovable object, just in time for her 50th birthday.

In the words of Buffalo Springfield, 'There's something happening here', a new awakening in LA's zeitgeist, fuelled by cross-pollination amongst several tectonic forces colliding together.

Imagine this: Around 93 million miles away, the burning ball of energy we call the sun is having an internal battle, different magnetic forces colliding with each other.