Sentence examples for violently clash from inspiring English sources
Kylie and Becky violently clash over the incident, and Lane received bruising from filming the scenes.
Police and students violently clash at revered Mexico City university, UNAM.
Riots break out in South Los Angeles as angry protestors loot local businesses, set buildings aflame, tip over cars and buses, and violently clash with police.
They're known to forcibly recruit new members and violently clash with each other on a regular basis, according to a 2007 Human Rights Watch report.
In April opposing groups again violently clashed on the edge of our campus.
Everything becomes clear when they join up for the climax, the music sometimes violently clashing, then coming together in electrifying harmony.
Their members wore trousers with a red stripe down the side and violently clashed with other downtown gangs like the Bowery Boys.
It's tempting to think that by selecting two colours that can't exist side by side without violently clashing, Ukip are sending a subliminal warning about multiculturalism.
Settlers were violently clashing in Kansas and neighboring Missouri regarding the issue, and in May 1856, a pro-slavery congressman beat an abolitionist senator into unconsciousness on the Senate floor.
The downtown pedestrian mall, where last year Unite the Right rallygoers and counterprotesters violently clashed, and the university campus, where white supremacists shouted racist slurs, felt transformed into an heavily guarded police zone of checkpoints and metal detectors, fencing and barricades.
All the wood was painted dark ginger, fake thistles abounded, and anything that stayed still long enough was covered in violently clashing tartans – including curtains, carpets, furniture, linoleum and small children.
