Sentence examples for regularly clashes from inspiring English sources

Hopkins is a controversial figure and regularly clashes with other celebrities.

Saudi Arabia regularly clashes with Houthi rebels near its borders and is known to have positioned artillery and other long-range weapons there.

The group regularly clashes with Israel and opposes Western influence in Lebanon, and most recently has been involved in the Syrian Civil War as an ally of the Assad government.

"The commission regularly clashes with some of the state's wealthiest and most powerful interests — a contest of wills that Lester's predecessor, Peter Douglas, often won".

Which brings me to Rachel Maddow -- whom I revere -- and Marco Rubio -- the Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate from Florida -- with whom Maddow regularly clashes.

Then there was the instability, with pro-government militias regularly clashing with the insurgents.

The youths regularly clash with the police, whom they view as symbols of the establishment.

JP Morgan shareholders have regularly clashed with management over executive pay and governance.

Mr Duncan Smith has regularly clashed with the Chancellor over how best to handle the welfare budget.

Mr Cameron regularly clashed with Mr Bercow while Conservative leader and then as prime minister.

"The whole situation looks like a zoo," said Cindy Circo, a member of the City Council, which has regularly clashed with Mr. Funkhouser.