Examples of using Clashed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Their swords clashed.
Has he clashed with anyone else?
These two traditions clashed.
My job clashed with my values.
Those two goals often clashed.
People also translate
Hector clashed with some punks in Latin Kings colors that night.
The two have clashed before.
They clashed in the round of 16 in the Champions League, I played for PSV and Evra played for AS Monaco.
Mainstream Jewish leaders who clashed with….
Hughes frequently clashed with President Wilson, who described him as a"pestiferous varmint".
You can imagine how my left-of-social-democracy attitude clashed with their revolutionary fervor.”.
But his wild style clashed with old-school coaches Byron Scott in New Orleans and George Karl in Denver.
In North Carolina as peaceful protestors took aviolent turn yesterday when demonstrators clashed with authorities.
In the 3,000 meter race, Zola Budd clashed with the American, Mary Decker.
Trump, I said, clashed in this short period of time with Russia, with China, with North Korea and with Iran.
In classical times sport, as it then existed, clashed with Judaism's system of beliefs and values.
However, he clashed with then CEO Henry Ford Jr. and after a slew of unused ideas, Iacocca was fired.
About 90 mins later, the two propeller-driven aircraft clashed over the top of the bay while both flew in unguarded space.
Factions clashed, alliances altered, cabinets came and went in the cascade, some lasting a few hours, some a few months.
Within a year, the Taira and Minamoto clashed, and a twenty-year period of Taira ascendancy began.
An ISIS force, which included 25vehicles, raided the town, attacked the police station and clashed with local residents.
Malcolm X also clashed with civil rights leaders over the issue of nonviolence, arguing that violence should not be ruled out if no option remained.
That changed when the principal benefactor, Vladimir Goussinsky, clashed with President Putin and emigrated to Israel.
Drummond clashed with the merchant James Byres, who maintained that the Counsellors of the first expedition had now lost that status and had Drummond arrested.
On 24 December 1962,United Nations forces and Katangese Gendarmes clashed near a UNF observation post near Élisabethville.
As for Governor General Prevost, who often clashed with Brock, he remained in command of all British forces until after the Battle of Plattsburgh, in 1814.