Sentence examples for it's wedged from inspiring English sources

"530 is lucky, as it's wedged between a doctor's surgery and a social care home, which usually doesn't have people staying overnight," says after-party founder, Rory Masson.

Never mind that it's wedged into a tiny bit of flood plain between the back of a liquor store and the railroad tracks -- not exactly anybody's idea of Eden.

It's easy to see why — the democratic nation of just 2.8 million people has begun exploiting its fabulous mineral wealth (gold, copper and coal, to name a few); it's wedged between two giants, China and Russia; and it's scrambling to manage superspeed economic growth, which surpassed 17 percent last year.

If it's the reason you open your phone at first, it's wedged a foot in the door to become the second and third thing you do too.

If you do this make sure it's wedged in firmly, and don't let any water get in the drink and contaminate it.

It is wedged between two of Crete's coral-fringed bays: Elafonissi and Falassarna.

It is wedged between the Pacific Ocean and U.S. 101, not the Pacific and Interstate 101.

The Shard will not get neighbours anytime soon, as it is wedged between two viewing corridors.

They tried to reverse the Toyota out of the tree branches where it was wedged but could gain no traction.

New Orleans is the only major American city below sea level, and it is wedged between Lake Pontchartrain and the Mississippi.

"My machine gun was right here," gesturing to indicate that it was wedged between him and Mr. Castro.