Sentence examples for massive wedge from inspiring English sources

To the north, a massive wedge".

The effect is to drive a massive wedge between import and retail prices.

Why did Blatter call security when you tried to bung him a massive wedge of dosh?

As the 27-year old has just forked out a massive wedge on barrister school, this seems an odd time for a career change.

Baby purchases that have seemed essential at 3am have included harem pants in indigo (they were too big; he looked like a mini MC Hammer), a colic pillow (to elevate him in the pram: useless, and looks like a massive wedge of edam), picnic chairs for the park (no legs, look like things that Jim Henson was working on before he died) and, through a one-click error, 12 Sophie the Giraffes.

There seems to be a massive wedge between media and technology.

Thanks to your excellent example, I am known for my pies, and my husband scarfs down massive wedges of apple or rhubarb for breakfast.

After the big crash, the US government donated billions of dollars of taxpayers' money to bankers – those risk-taking ­alpha-heroes of free enterprise, who, on both sides of the Atlantic, have since gone on paying ­themselves massive wedges, content in the knowledge that if anything else goes wrong, the rest of us will once more ­obediently stump up.

In many continental European countries, the result is a massive tax wedge between what the firm pays to hire a worker and the value of the worker's take-home pay (after deducting income and social-security taxes and VAT).

The distributary channels, which show box-shaped or bell-shaped GR log character, are generally infilled with fine to medium-grained sandstone with massive, tabular, wedge-shaped or trough-cross-laminated bedding.

The chance of developing the breach into a breakthrough had faded, and the massive British armoured wedge was embedded in a strong ring of German antitank guns.