Sentence examples for a wedge for from inspiring English sources

He used the shameful "birther" campaign against President Obama's legitimacy as a wedge for his candidacy.

Mr. Majors is convinced Yukos will run the refinery as a business, not as a wedge for Russian political interests.

It has a wedge for the back and is cantilevered over a polished stainless steel base a half-inch thick.

On the par-4 No. 6, he holed out on the fly from 123 yards with a wedge for the eagle.

The militant abolitionist Wendell Phillips also called Lincoln's plan "a wedge — a very small wedge, but it is a wedge for all that".

He broke his putter on the third, his 12th hole, and putted with a wedge for the remainder of the round, which he covered in two over par to be four over for the tournament.

Serve warm, with a bowl of tarator alongside for dipping and a wedge of lemon for squeezing over.

You'll need a wedge of maple for the back, a block of maple for the neck, lots of strips of maple veneer for the ribs, and a wedge of spruce for the front.

The 17th hole measures just 137 yards, requiring a mere wedge for a pro under normal circumstances.

But in terms of wedge formation, Pereira said, 10 players could link arms and set up a Flying Wedge for a kick returner.

Same-sex marriage, Tobias said, "used to be a wedge issue for our party; now it is a wedge issue for their party" — with Mitt Romney suddenly to the right of Dick Cheney.