Sentence examples for single clash from inspiring English sources

Just bear in mind that Attica, with 43 dead, was the bloodiest single clash between Americans in a century.

KATMANDU, Nepal, Nov. 21 - At least 26 rebel and government soldiers died Saturday in the deadliest single clash since peace talks collapsed in Nepal more than a year ago, a Nepalese military spokesman said.

The battle of Towton in 1461, for example, is considered the bloodiest single clash to have taken place on British soil, with the hacked and smashed remains of forgotten men-at-arms still being exhumed by archaeologists.

In a 2011 paper in Antiquity, the team suggested that the man sustained a wound early in the battle but was able to fight on for days or weeks before dying, which could mean that the conflict wasn't a single clash but a series of skirmishes that dragged out for several weeks. .

In February 1978, the band came out with the single "Clash City Rockers".

It was incredible to "split" two boats like that without a single clash of oars with either boat.

Stenson and Reed will enjoy a rematch of their Ryder Cup singles clash in the semi-finals if they can see off Jonas Blixt and George Coetzee respectively.

He was probably in a generous mood after he produced some of his best tennis to come from a set down to upset world No4 Zverev in their singles clash.

Toppling Andy Roddick then number two in the world in a four-set opening-day singles clash, Nadal became the youngest player (at 18 years 6 months) in the history of the international team competition to win a singles match for a victorious country.

Reveals how a single culture clash - the clash of independence and interdependence - ignites both global hostilities and daily tensions between regions, races, genders, classes, religions, and organizations.

By 1988, Evert must have been sick and tired of Navratilova's reign at Wimbledon, losing five times in their singles clashes during the 1980s – including three finals and two semis.