Sentence examples for the largest clash between from inspiring English sources

It was the largest clash between riot police and protesters since Putin's presidential win in 1999.

Their conflict, stemming from essays Hamilton had penned against Burr, was an episode in a larger clash between two political ideologies: that of Thomas Jefferson and the anti-Federalists, who argued for an agrarian economy and a weak central government, versus that of Hamilton and the Federalists, who championed a strong central state and an industrial economy.

A larger clash, between Cambridge's Monaghan and Oxford's Smith, took place by Chiswick Eyot before Oxford made the better recovery and quickly pushed out to secure a clear-water lead.

The uprising began with large clashes between Palestinian rioters and Israeli soldiers.

"It is right, a century after Jutland – the largest and last clash between dreadnoughts – that we join together to remember those lost from both sides".

A mission by reconnaissance Phantoms over northern Syria on September 13 , 1973 triggered a large scale clash between the two air forces, resulting in the downing of 13 Syrian MiGs (one at the hands of 69 Squadron's Amnon Arad) and the loss of a single Israeli Mirage III.

He is talking about the Battle of the Beanfield, a clash between a large convoy of travellers and thousands of police that took place near Stonehenge on 1 June 1985.

It was an idea that would achieve great importance in the clash between the systems during the Cold War.

The annual clash between Florida's largest state universities has long occupied a mythic status here.

The political leaders were aware of the clash between the traditional cultural norms and the modern education system.

The clash of civilizations or the clash between Islam and the west may be cliches.