Sentence examples for I'm wedged from inspiring English sources

As the Thunderbird Girls conclude, the announcer's voice beckons over the loudspeaker: "Now to honor our distinguished international guests…." I'm wedged in a line between Third World business tycoons and Tea Party–esque expats from West Virginia, Louisiana, California.

I am wedged firmly between two planks and two cigar-smoking Brazilians in yellow sombreros".

Not long ago, I was wedged in the back of an airplane and took solace by catching up on Season 3 on my iPad.

It was very quick, I had to stand up, the next recollection I don't know how I got there, I was wedged on the dashboard, between the dashboard and the window screen looking back at my seat.

When I faced my morning commute, I was less filled with the sense of existential malaise that used to come when I was wedged between two sets of shoulders, my forehead knocking lightly against the backpack of the person ahead of me.

And there I am, wedged between a Titian-haired harlot with bee-stung lips and a bruiser with rugby thighs encased in white tights, broad chest straining the buttons of a shirtwaist, crew cut crowned by a starched white nurse's cap.

The stench was unbearable, but I was wedged in by the window (which they kept closing every time I gasped for air).

I was wedged between two of the "speakers" in the film, one of whom is Russell Crowe's "dialect coach" -- Judith Dickerson.

I knew I would find Bikram when I got to Baltimore, but I didn't want to miss class in the stretch of days when I was wedging my body behind a steering wheel.

I sat there and tried to get the harpoon out, but it was wedged so deep.

Anteriorly, it is wedged between the pterygoids.