Sentence examples for long clash from inspiring English sources

The two-hour long clash was being broadcast on STV, on ITV Borders Scotland via Freeview and online at www.stv.tv.stv.tv

A long clash between Klubradio, a radio station that is often critical of Mr. Orban's government, and Hungary's news media council, which hands out frequencies to radio stations and is stocked with Orban supporters, is a primary example of the conflict; the station's license was renewed last week after years of contention.

The International Atomic Energy Agency last week presented a report to its board that laid out new information on what it calls "possible military dimensions" of Iran's nuclear program, clarifying the central issue in the long clash between Tehran and the West over nuclear technology.

Together they embody what Conrad meant when he said he wrote this story "to capture … the spirit of the [Napoleonic] epoch — never purely militarist in the long clash of arms, youthful, almost child-like in its exaltation of sentiment — naively heroic in its faith".

The impact of his long clash with the United States is still being felt.

Mr. Chávez has also long clashed with Globovisión.

Tortorella, who has long clashed with Avery, addresses the move after the Rangers' 4-1 victory.

Mr. Feiner, who has long clashed with Mr. Bass, dismissed the complaint as politically motivated.

Shane R. Jimerson, an education professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, said politics and policy had long clashed.

Even before the recent shift away from horses, Churchill Downs has long clashed with members of the racing world.

Gov. George W. Bush, who has long clashed with unions, has not called for making it easier for workers to unionize.