Sentence examples for a clash of dates from inspiring English sources

You can imagine the voices from the St Helen's pitchside: "Mummy, where's Katy Mclean?" The answer is the captain is in Brazil because of a clash of dates and team priorities.

"Now we need to focus on preparations [for the match against Congo between 16-18 May] and also start to negotiate with the clubs because they might not release players". Players like striker Edward Sadomba could well be affected by the clash of dates between the 2015 qualifiers and continental club ties.

"A Clash of Norms?

Or a clash of calendars?

As a student, it feels like a clash of cultures.

Last book read: "A Clash of Kings" by George R.R. Martin.

A clash of cultures and ideologies.

This is a clash of business models.

There is a clash of interests".

U.S. Republicans see a clash of civilizations.

They are a clash of cultures.