Sentence examples for unfortunate clash from inspiring English sources

The cabinet office said the Liberal Democrat deputy pm confirmed he would not be attending "some time ago" due to "an unfortunate clash of diaries".

A couple of years ago, he had an unfortunate clash with Vinnie Jones, on the set of a film called Mean Machine.

It seems this weekend the secretary of state had to downplay his plans to evict fraudsters from their homes after an unfortunate clash with headlines about Maria Miller.

Still needs to find that extra yard of speed GETTY IMAGES 11/15 Jonny May - 6 Very unfortunate clash left him with a broken nose after 5mins that will rule him out of the Scotland game.

Originally a weekender with events scheduled on both Saturday and Sunday, an unfortunate clash with construction works have reduced the programme to Saturday only, but with high hopes to restage Sunday's original lineup later in the year.

The game had been due to start at the same time as the FA Cup final, an unfortunate clash that could only have been foreseen by the most detailed contingency planner, and is therefore probably best left as Sod's Law.

Mubarak said that peaceful protests were transformed into "unfortunate clashes, mobilised and controlled by political forces that wanted to escalate and worsen the situation".

She is refreshingly blunt about their unfortunate career clash: "My teacher at college came in and said, you've got to hear this girl.

To recap, in early 2012 the pair had an unfortunate career clash – same name, same age, same attitude, similarly provocative songs about vaginas.

The visitors were forced to turn out in Macc's turquoise away shirts because of an unfortunate colour clash.

Yet despite that highly unfortunate marketing clash — a David and Goliath one when you're going up against the hyperdrive of the Cupertino marketing machine — BlackBerry went ahead with its rescheduled BBM launch anyway.