She'd repaired it with a phone book, wedged between the ground and the offending leg.
In the past few months Twitter has been promoted daily on network news shows, it's been name-checked by Hollywood A-Listers – hell, it was even mentioned in Dan Brown's latest book; wedged in right at the end to keep da kids interested.
It is from the collective impression, from the sight of many books wedged together on many shelves, that the mysterious good feeling comes.
With a lunatic now suctioned on to each of his hands he shifted position so that his book was wedged between his knees.
The book drove a wedge between Mr. Weizenbaum and other members of the artificial intelligence research community.
He turns the lock on the knob for good measure, then wedges the book on a high shelf between two volumes of the Hardy Boys.
I discovered that because you don't need to hold it open, you can easily read during meals (no more wedging of book under plate and destabilising your dinner), while drying your hair/dishes and through many other tediously necessary parts of life.
The porcelains of the "Book" series — "Drummer's Book," "Small Wedge Book" and "Little Book of Opera" are on view here — can be read only as mysteries, reminders that there are secrets within a sculpture that only the sculptor can know.
The book that Landa M. Freeman, Janet M. Wedge and I wrote and edited, "Selected Letters of John Jay and Sarah Livingston Jay," clearly reflects the sober and honorable man he was.
Rather than having any features of its own, the app would simply – and awkwardly – wedge mentions of my book into everybody else's apps.
