Sentence examples for from the wedge from inspiring English sources

In the night of October 28 Montgomery turned the offensive northward from the wedge, but this drive likewise miscarried.

Inactive ice wedges have no ice seam or crack extending from the wedge upward to the surface in the spring.

Montgomery's new offensive, dubbed Operation Supercharge, opened on the night of October 28 with a northward thrust from the wedge toward the coast.

In 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt called a White House conference among leading college football powers to tame the sport from the wedge and other rough tactics in a game that had become increasingly brutal.

But unnecessary-roughness infractions — like the helmet-propelling hit Ray Lewis put on Chad Ochocinco last Sunday — have soared, to 64 from 51, reflecting a crackdown on everything from the wedge to chop blocks to blindside blocks on a defensive player's head.

There was a ritualistic moment during which he took a bite from the wedge of lime the bartender provided, sprinkled salt onto the webbing between the thumb and index finger of his left hand, licked it off, and threw back the shot, after which the beer came into play.

Clay tablets are usually associated with cuneiform writing, a script that takes its modern name from the wedge-shaped (from Latin cuneus, "wedge") marks made by the stylus in clay.

Students thought doing so would provide more stability and create a tighter foundation, but Mr. Robinson said the opposite occurred: the pressure from the wedged logs helped push the lower tier apart, particularly since the steel support cables were absent.

Stratigraphical continuity from the wedge-shaped chaotic body below the hummocky seabed relief to the lowermost transparent layer (Figure 7c) strongly suggests that a submarine landslide was a source for sediment remobilization.

The bearing damping is normally sufficient to master the energy input from the wedges.

Parietal pleura that was stripped from the thoracic wall and visceral pleura dissected from the wedge-resections of the lung, were snap-frozen in liquid nitrogen within two minutes.