Sentence examples for permanent clash from inspiring English sources

The history of the two cities, which are 40 miles apart, pits them up against each other in rugby, politics and even industry, it is a permanent clash that is loved in south Wales.

Such a clash between a permanent secretary and secretary of state is unusual.

"Madagascar!" the signs of the new permanent exhibition declare, their cartoon graphics clashing a bit with the building's limestone lions.

This has led to bitter clashes with Japan's permanent government, including the public prosecutors, who have pursued seemingly unending investigations into Mr. Ozawa's political finances in recent years.

Lennon's wife Yoko Ono had become a permanent presence at Beatles recordings and clashed with other members.

The clash between liberalism and authoritarian faith is permanent.

Do that with an appropriately structured game such as Clash of Clans and this becomes a permanent – and highly lucrative – business model.

And then there are the more permanent losses: Her older son, Mamoon, was killed late last year in a clash with government forces.

Competition among the three newspapers was intense, and they often clashed about issues such as city council meetings, a permanent bridge over the Chena River, and the mineral prospects of the town of Iditarod, where gold had just been discovered.

While most are said to have good working relationships with their Secretaries of State at least two permanent secretaries have left their posts within the past 14 months having clashed with their political masters.

12pm: David Cameron and Ed Miliband clash at PMQs. 1.30pm: George Osborne, the chancellor, and Sir Nicholas Macpherson, the permanent secretary at the Treasury, give evidence to the Scottish affairs committee about Scottish independence.