Sentence examples for tight clash from inspiring English sources

The Salford coach, Shaun McRae, was far from despondent at the defeat, with those two late tries putting a lop-sided look on what was a tight clash for much of the 80 minutes.

Northampton got back to winning ways by holding off Worcester in a tight Premiership clash at Sixways.

With Rhodes insisting that the band not perform live again until they were much tighter, the Clash rehearsed intensely over the following month.

She's wearing a ridiculous outfit – huge ski boots, tight jesterish jumpsuit, clashing socks, sable fur hoodie – and looks magnificent.

The antagonist of Dodie Smith's 1956 novel, 101 Dalmatians, sports black-and-white hair, a white mink cloak and tight satin gowns with clashing ropes of jewels.

Same as with the dress it is important that the boots don't clash with tights so if you have say red cowboy boots go for plain black or gray leggings.

Brook took his chance in a tight and at times untidy clash, with the judges handing him the contest 114-114, 116-112, 116-112.

The enzymatic activity over aliphatic derivatives with longer chains located in the ortho position of the benzene ring is almost undetectable, indicating the presence of a tight substrate pocket and steric clash interactions with the substrates of higher molecular weights.

Try belting it for a Forties look, or quirkily clash against patterned tights or a coat.

Security has been tight in the capital following clashes across Egypt on Friday that left 18 people dead.

At one point, Owens was reportedly upset that Romo was throwing the ball so often to tight end Jason Witten and he clashed with the offensive coordinator Jason Garrett.