Sentence examples for tough clash from inspiring English sources

Before leaving Everton in the summer, Moyes had won six of his previous eight games against the club and Zabaleta is ready for another tough clash at the Etihad Stadium.

Doing battle with South Africa is not new to me because, while British sports fans will have been focusing on events in Paris this weekend, A1 Team Great Britain has already endured a tough clash with them in Brno last week.

Cardiff Blues captain Warburton, 26, who skippers Wales for a record 34th time, is expecting a tough clash.

Monk hopes his side can continue their good form at the Liberty, but is expecting a tough clash against Paul Lambert's side.

"It was extremely bad and very tough clashes took place.

The Taliban fled into the Tirah Valley in mid-March after tough clashes with the army in the neighboring district of Orakzai.

On the first day, none of the checkpoints was liberated but tough clashes broke out between the FSA and the Syrian army.

Fremantle's sixth-straight win lifted them back into fourth place, while the Eagles remain two wins adrift of eighth spot ahead of next week's tough home clash with Sydney.

The New York Daily News trumpeted, "Sarah Holds Her Own," and the New York Post announced, "Sarah Show: Pit Bull Hangs Tough in Clash With Biden," and even the New York Times and Washington Post portrayed her performance as generally positive.

Wigan made it four wins from four in Super League as they came out of a tough-looking clash at Hull FC with a 26-25 victory.

There, Jillian's tough approach clashed with Jeff's defensive and sarcastic demeanor.