Sentence examples for second wedge from inspiring English sources

"Then another sixteen per cent are what we call Fox News conservatives," he said, drawing a second wedge.

If you end up burying the wedge completely and the wood still hasn't split, you may have to drive a second wedge in further along the crack.

Take the second "wedge" brush and dab light blush up on your cheek bones, ending to the side of your eyes.

Speaking of... no, but Sergio has once again taken his medicine on a par five after a poor drive, and after laying up with his second, wedges his third nearly off the back of the green - but ten feet or so from the hole.

And the second, wedged in between, is where most would like to be, I think, but its principles are no longer followed.

It is this notion of choice that provides the first wedge of middle ground.

Mr. Wedlick explained that once the first wedge was mastered, it could be easily replicated.

But, former White House aides recall, it was Mrs. Clinton who drove the first wedge between the two.

But whatever the reason, the first wedge of lime put into a bottle of Mexican beer stuck there, literally and permanently.

"Nixon and his followers committed a host of sins against democracy: Watergate, 'Peace is at hand,' the racist Southern strategy, and the first wedge issue, law and order," Reed wrote.

The Snowman (Channel 4, 1.35pm) Twenty-seven yeafterfter it first wedged its slipper in the door of Christmas TV tradition, Raymond Briggs's stunning tale of a young boy's friendship with a snowman remains one of the few repeats not to elicit a howl of exasperation.