Sentence examples for into a wedge from inspiring English sources

He creased the sheet of paper into a wedge shape, the kite's six-inch body.

"How much butter is in this?" Ms. Selvaratnam asked, sinking her fork into a wedge.

His task now is to turn his widespread public support into a wedge to break Washington's gridlock.

The Republicans would dearly love to turn American policy on Israel into a wedge issue for 2012.

Radical nativism is turning America's foundational narrative into a wedge issue, and Republican leaders are going along, unwilling to challenge their base's dislocated anger.

Coarsely ground beef (chicken is offered as an alternative), nested into a wedge of iceberg, is dressed with lime juice, red pepper flakes, cilantro and toasted rice powder.

Clichy," on loan from the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, the wharf and the sloping mound of coal blend into a wedge-like colored expanse.

"They typically get what's called an anterior wedge compression fracture, in which the front portion of the vertebral bone gets squished into a wedge-shape.

This ring exerts force to elicit apical constriction and facilitate the transition of columnar shaped cells into a wedge-shaped form (Hildebrand, 2005; Dietz et al., 2006).

Saccades were defined as having ended on a target or a distractor circle when the endpoint of the saccade fell into a "wedge -shaped region around the circle wedge -shaped region of around6.5° and an outhe radius of about 10.5° from the circle of the screen.

Bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) is a saline wash introduced into a wedged bronchoscope and BAL cells retrieved in the saline.