Sentence examples for soft wedge from inspiring English sources

From there, he lobbed a soft wedge into the greenside rough.

She then hit a soft wedge shot from 40 yards to a front hole position, dropping it like a marshmallow on a sofa, five feet from the hole.

Get back behind there and there may be no way to get the ball anywhere near the pin with a necessarily soft wedge pitch since the U.S.G.A. will have the greens slick as usual.

The fish were restrained on a soft wedge and held softly with the tweezer type electrodes for electroporation.

The soft wedges teeter on cauliflower puree and get finished with a scattering of pumpkin seeds and crumbled goat cheese.

But she's now an enthusiast, especially for the pasteli — soft wedges of sesame seeds, thyme honey and orange zest — made for thousands of years on the Cycladic island of Kea, where she lives.

The paper's authors suggest that the positioning of the platform implies that once the pillars were loosened from the rock face with the softer wedge stones they could be lowered with ropes onto the stone platform where the pillar could be rotated to a horizontal position for transport.

Sharing sound designer and FOH mixing duties with Chris Carlton, Jackson made certain that the custom soft dome monitor wedges were positioned correctly aiming up from under the stage to cover everywhere Streisand might walk.

For dessert: a wedge of soft, grassy sheep's-milk cheese with a pouf of pastry, a smear of quince paste, and a scoop of kaffir-lime sorbet.

Twelve centuries after monks living near the French village of Roquefort-sur-Soulzon Roquefort-sur-Soulzon Roquefort-sur-Soulzon, fat, somewhat friable cheese, showing veins and dots of greenish black and white color," Roquefort continues to be considered the "king of cheeses" by many.

For me, crushing disappointment came in the form of a "cheese board". Here we sat, just steps away from some of the finest Italian cheeses in the city, and yet one of the selections on the platter was a very soft, bland, suspiciously triangular wedge of the Laughing Cow-ish fromage that you'd usually spot at the supermarket.