Sentence examples for big wedge from inspiring English sources

This landmark decision could prove to be the thin edge of a very big wedge.

For instance, when in Roquefort, buy a big wedge of cheese for your picnic.

"Once you take that step," Mr. Jeffery, the author, said, "it's the thin edge of a very big wedge".

Also large enough to share is a big wedge of sumptuous seared foie gras ($15.50), a welcome throwback to more expansive times.

But some trading partners still think Germany could do more, given its huge current-account surplus and its (pre-crisis) balanced budget.Within Germany the big wedge issue has been rescues of non-financial enterprises.

I believe today if you buy a Raspberry Pi in India, it's shipped to you from Singapore and that means that you're paying a big wedge of tariff and a big wedge of courier charges, so it's a similar situation with Raspberry Pi in Brazil, so those problems are being worked on by our distributors.

In the kitchen, Sylvia turned the cake out on a plate and sliced big wedges for the boys.

In the morning all you need to do is cut big wedges and all the flavours sink together.

Guava and cream cheese pie, served in big wedges, goes well with a cup of rich Colombian coffee.

Both the steak and the chicken came with big wedges of fried potatoes that had been coated with flour and panko crumbs.

A zucatto of vanilla and hazelnut mousse wrapped in a layer of cake and cut into big wedges was another hit.