Sentence examples for set for clashes from inspiring English sources

Next year will see Manifesta, the roving art biennale known for pushing boundaries: get set for clashes with the city's conservative elites.

Thus the stage is set for clashes and governments must intermediate between the forces of the Lexus and the Olive Tree.

The scene is set for clashing values – so it's apt that the play opens on 20 October, the day the dreaded spending review is announced.

The scene is set for another clash of cultures.

It remains his last one, but after three tournament wins in six months, most recently the Memorial Tournament a fortnight ago, the stage is set for another clash of the titans.

The stage is set for a clash of wills between church and state after David Cameron, backed by politicians from all sides, openly urged the Church of England to quickly revisit its decision to reject the ordination of female bishops.

Denmark's 1-0 victory at home to Greece meant that nothing had changed in the group, and when the Danes narrowed the gap to one point with a 3-1 vintory in Copenhagen over the Hungarians (still with a game in hand), all was set for a clash of the top two at Wembley.

The stage is set for a clash of generations, cultures and possibly sexual appetites, when Juliette Binoche and Kristen Stewart's worlds collide, but Olivier Assayas's high-altitude thespian drama maintains a controlled intensity rather than flaring into an all-out All About Eve.

Writer Gray Phombeah believes the country is set for more bloody clashes amid the polling.

On Wednesday, after visiting Kosovo, I wrote that it looked set for a "major clash".

Everything is set for an epic clash between good and evil.