Examples of using Clashing in English and their translations into Greek
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This can be a time of stress, clashing, and discord, but also of high energy,
Those clashing with the cops asking for wage increase,
Since clashing with Stalin in 1948,
In memory thereof, he seeks to be a point of peace in a sea of clashing forces.
Europe is the theatre of powerful, emotional, clashing forces that will shape our future.
He has gained prominence for his libertarian positions on many political issues, often clashing with both Republican and Democratic Party leaders.
From Skouries where they accuse as provocateurs the comrades and locals clashing with the boss interests up to the anti-fascist struggle, which they perceive strictly within institutional frames.
Dettinger handed himself in to police after clashing with officers on a bridge in Paris during an anti-government protest on Saturday.
And this can be a time of stress, clashing, and discord, but also of great energy,
erecting barricades, clashing with police, nothing could stop them….
Israel and Russia maintain a hotline to prevent their air forces from clashing over Syria.
Gear clashing occurs when an attempt is made to engage the clutch gear before it has reached synchronization with the mainshaft gear.
fighting alongside Kurdish forces could mean clashing with other Arab forces in the area.
people took to the streets, clashing with the police and attacking state institutions,
It is an uncomfortable reality for Solomon islanders to find themselves again on the frontline of clashing great powers.
A total of 43 students went missing after clashing with police on 26 September in the town of Iguala.
He has achieved notoriety for his libertarian positions on many political issues, often clashing with the leaders of the Democratic
their recruited Islamist gang allies clashing with the Women's and People's Defense Units in Afrin.
eventual fall of the Ottoman Empire, and resulted in the two prospective rulers clashing over control of the territory.
In Rome, 43 BC,“a spectacle of missiles and weapons and shields was seen to rise from the horizon up to the sky, with a loud clashing noise.”.