Sentence examples similar to french clashes from inspiring English sources

And, third, because it implies that the French clash with America out of antipathy.

"He has had his bloods done and a scan and hopefully its not too long [he will be out]." Newport Gwent Dragons skipper Andrew Coombs, who was dropped for the French clash, replaces Ball on the bench.

Despite the Anglo-French clash there was consensus on the need for cuts.

The third Anglo-French clash went the same way as the first two – the way of the French.

A dynamic openside flanker in the classic "fetcher" mould, Armitage has been touted as an outside bet for Lions selection, although the end of the French season clashes with the start of the tour to Australia.

There hasn't been a bona fide non-English-language global crossover since French culture-clash comedy Intouchables grossed $444.7m in 2012 – a feat that, paradoxically, seems to have grown tougher as the world has become more interconnected.

Although Louis XIV was determined to eliminate the Jansenists as a threat to the unity of his kingdom, there was a temporary peace after Clement IX became pope in 1667, and the conflict ceased to be a major concern when the papacy and the French Church clashed on Gallicanism.

Earlier the French midfielder clashed heads with Alexander Tettey and the hosts missed his discipline in front of the back four.

So why was there a French-German clash and why the compromise?

1961 French-Tunisian Troop Clash French troops broke out of their base here today [July 20], attacked Tunisian forces, and inflicted heavy losses on their besiegers.

British and French fishermen have clashed as boats from Britain sailed into French waters on the hunt for scallops.