Sentence examples for the wedge of from inspiring English sources
The wedge of this labor crisis is opening now, as some boomers take early retirement.
"There are elements who think this is the thin edge of the wedge of socialized medicine".
They formed the Wedge of Light plaza on either side of Fulton Street.
The tension is thicker than the wedge of double-crème brie on the side table.
One that's an improvement on the original is the wedge of iceberg lettuce salad.
The wedge of iceberg with roasted tomatoes, bacon and blue cheese was lightly dressed and appealing.
Finally she hissed at Gerald over the wedge of humanity, "Tell Margonot to kiss kiss the air".
The visual pun was that the croutons scattered around the wedge of romaine were actually slowly rendered nuggets of guanciale.
In film noir, treachery brought couples together in mutual desperation while also cleaving their partnership with the wedge of mistrust.
The best dessert is the wedge of moist, raisin-studded bread pudding bathed in a honey-bourbon sauce.
"Drink becomes the wedge of freedom," he writes, in lands "otherwise haunted by the religious men in black".
