Sentence examples for Once wedged from inspiring English sources

Once wedged into a chair in a quiet corner, though, he talks as good a game as he now frequently plays.

To be kept: volumes that are compulsively re-read (Geoff Dyer's "Paris Trance," say), and those that taunt us for failing to finish them ("Ulysses," which we shamefully admit to having once wedged under a car jack to change a tire).

The stock, with one sail attached was carefully inserted through the poll end of the windshaft and once wedged in position and the clamps had been attached the second sail was fitted to the stock.

Once they wedge themselves in the door, do they have what it takes to pry the door open?

Once the scope is wedged into the target segment, the LG EWC is advanced through the working channel and steered to the target using the four views displayed on the computer.

Once the piece is wedged in flush or almost flush with the surface, smooth the glue into the gaps with your finger.

This fall, fashion's love affair with vertiginous platforms has given rise once again to wedge shoes — staggeringly high variations that might not include live creatures but, fashioned from suede and exotic skins, are equally striking.

Once writer, as a child, wedged his leg between the trunk and the nearly parallel branch in a tree.

Once the wedge size has been determined, the correction can be obtained via a medial opening wedge (MOW) or a lateral closing wedge (LCW) HTO.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Shows the relationship of the osteotomy cuts with the richard screw track Open image in new window Fig. 2 The wedge is taken out and the ledges are retained and reciprocal cuts made Open image in new window Fig. 3 Once the wedge is closed, the ledges overlap reciprocally.

Fisher Island, just of the coast of South Beach, was once a wedge of land with coconut palms and mangroves that sat in Biscayne Bay.