Sentence examples for a large wedge from inspiring English sources

He is, unsurprisingly, pro-privatisation: "The private sector profit take is not taking out a large wedge of money.

FLORENCE FABRICANT A large wedge of St.-Tropez is $1, a whole cake $12 at Marquet Patisserie, 235 Smith Street (Butler Street), Boerum Hill, Brooklyn.

A large wedge of iceberg lettuce was mated with a mound of cubed cucumber, tomato, olives, chickpeas and crumbled feta in a citrus-dill vinaigrette.

It remodels the heart by cutting a large wedge out of the left ventricle's muscular wall, making both the wall and the space inside the ventricle smaller.

The crasser lines, of which there are many (the lyrics of Attractive Female Wanted alone provide a large wedge of them) have always been delivered with a lick of humour and a wink.

The monkey lunges for a large knife, which the man quickly shields him from; by the end, the monkey is feasting on a large wedge, juice dripping down his face.

Above the entrance is a large wedge-shaped structure.

"We have slipped the small end of a larger wedge into the door of this political machine," he said.

While the federal Affordable Care Act is intended to narrow the divide between those with health care and those without, in its first day of operation the Web site aimed at helping consumers sign up for health insurance – Healthcare.gov – might have driven a larger wedge between technologically adept Americans and those who have yet to fully embrace the social Web and mobile technology.

More strictly binding lower bounds for the marginal productivity of formal employment would increase inequality if they draw a larger wedge between the incomes of employed and involuntarily unemployed individual.

A larger wedge resected on the convexity of the kyphoscoliotic deformity results in focal coronal correction [ 19].