Sentence examples similar to have begun clashing from inspiring English sources

I wondered about that observation as I boarded a bus at the Gare de l'Est, in Paris, over the summer, just as demonstrators, including a sizable number of women in hijab, had begun clashing with police, two Metro stops to the north, during the first unauthorized manifestation in support of Palestinians in Gaza.

With the deficits, civic values have begun shifting and clashing.

— MONA EL NAGGAR Our colleague Kareem Fahim reports on Twitter from the Nasr City neighborhood in Cairo that clashes have begun after soldiers moved toward a rally by supporters of President Mohamed Morsi.

The army is currently handling 15 complaints "of IDF soldiers who allegedly stood by without responding as Palestinians were beaten or attacked by settlers," Haaretz reported, adding that in most cases soldiers arrive only after clashes have begun.

The YouTube video of the alleged attack was clearly taken during nightfall after the clashes would have begun.

With everyone from animal rights activists to the leaders of FIFA, soccer's governing body, condemning the eating of dog meat, even the Korean news media have begun to speak of a "clash of civilizations".

People at the company said Mr. Case and Mr. Pittman had begun to clash more often in the last few months over how to solve the problems at AOL.

Peace talks have begun in neighbouring Ethiopia, but the risk of further clashes remains a real threat.

According to activists, government forces have begun a new advance against rebels in Aleppo, which has seen fierce clashes between the two sides in recent weeks.

A Western official said negotiations between Iraqi government leaders and militia leaders in Basra had begun even as gunmen clashed.

By the 1920s armed clashes had begun to take place as Paraguay moved into the region in greater force.