In 75% of cases "clash with" is used
However, he said he would not entertain a clash with him.
A fight immediately broke out, swords clashing with lances.
Their interests clash with the best interests of the community.
His supporters clashed with Gbagbo's supporters, and Ouattara went into exile in France.
India may have a busy schedule and the series against New Zealand may clash with the SLPL.
Colourful characters do not clash with each other in order to create a dramatic situation.
In Tunis, crowds of rioters throwing stones clashed with police outside the US embassy, who responded with teargas.
They had the ODIs against the West Indies prior to the start of the IPL and the Test series clashed with the event.
Three days ago, the Devils were in the same spot when they skated on to the ice in Los Angeles to clash with the Kings.
It is still big, brash and bold with the noise of industry leaders ' egos clashing with a sometimes deafening crash.
In 9% of cases "clash in" is used
Aleksandar Karakasevic and Kenta Matsudaira clashed in the second match.
Borussia Dsseldorf 3-2 Saarbrcken Bastian Steger and Christian Sss clashed in the opening match.
Werder Bremen 3-0 Pontoise Cergy Chuang Chih-Yuan and Marcos Freitas clashed in the first match.
Residents of the neighbouring areas had clashed in a rivalry that started in 1975 and required state intervention.
They know that there are no divine rights in cricket and they are determined to ensure that there will be no Roses clash in the County Championship next year.
When navies clash in gigantic battle or hurl troops ashore under irresistible concentration of shipborne guns and planes, nations understand that seapower is working.
The pair clashed in September 2009 when Adebayor, having just signed for City, raked his studs across Van Persie? s face and then stamped on Cesc Fabregas during an explosive game.
In 6% of cases "clash on" is used
Both nations clash on the pitch at 5:30 p.
To begin with, both events clashed on the same weekend.
The pair had earlier clashed on the pitch when a two-footed lunge by Wright left Schmeichel clutching his ankle.
Heavy security is in place in Chicago and police clashed on Sunday with thousands of anti-war protesters and arrested dozens.
Lagarde's remarks came after the leaders of Germany and France clashed on Saturday over plans to tighten the checks on Europe's banks.
The aftermath of England's Under-21 play-off victory was scarred by a mass confrontation, with players from both sides clashing on the pitch.
Westminster magistrates court heard that the incident had occurred in the 84th minute of the match, just after Ferdinand and Terry had clashed on the pitch.
In 3% of cases "clash at" is used
Needless to say my degree and my dreams are clashing at the moment.
At the same time up highway 25 in Milton, the Sabres and Icehawks clashed at the old Memorial Arena with the home side breaking open a tight game in the third period to take a 6-3 win.
The two sides clash at Pittodrie Stadium with the Scots desperate to salvage some autumn Test pride following their defeats by the world champion All Blacks and South Africa at Murrayfield.
In 1% of cases "clash during" is used
He also didn't have to wait long for a taste of what it is like trying to work in the court of Francesco Totti as the pair clashed during the Europa League qualifiers.
In 1% of cases "clash for" is used
The two companies have clashed for much of the last decade.
Cameron will dwarf him by up to 10 kilos when they clash for the vacant IBO cruiser-weight crown at Melbourne's Hisense Arena on Wednesday night.
In 1% of cases "clash into" is used
You need to be aware of where your teammates are running so that you will not clash into them.
In 1% of cases "clash over" is used
Uganda and the DRC have previously clashed over the small island of Rukwanzi in Lake Albert.
Earlier this year both sides clashed over oil-rich Heglig, which the Sudanese government said was in its territory while Juba claimed it was acting in self-defence of its territorial integrity.