Sentence examples for wedge him from inspiring English sources

Do they return the 24-year-old left-hander to Class AAA Norfolk when Steve Trachsel is ready to rejoin the team next weekend, or do they somehow wedge him into a rotation in which Shawn Estes and Jeff D'Amico are struggling?

If the user cannot stay on his side without support, place a rolled up towel or similar soft object behind his back to wedge him in place.

Upon discovering Cheever in this compromised state, Updike, as he described it, "primly concentrated on wedging him into his clothes".

"He smells great, and he's got a good home!" she exclaimed as Mr. Martin and Mr. Casillas wedged him into a corner of her apartment in Redondo Beach.

When she leaned excitedly forward over the table to see what had been played - she was short-sighted but wouldn't wear her glasses - she wedged him heavily into the corner; he smelled her sweat.

After several unsentimental lines about the treatment, Simpson pushes the poem even farther -- out the window, actually: At the edge of the parking lot two men are managing to lift an enormously fat man out of a van... wedging him into a wheelchair.

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

He tried to tell Barbara what had happened as they sat in the den after dinner, she in the La-Z-Boy and he in a straight-backed chair with his special cushion wedged under him.

Shorten has to find a way to wedge Turnbull, making him choose between his caucus and the country.

Mama reminded him to wedge the door, but he refused.

It has made Hitchens a nice wedge, catapulted him up the punditry league, and made him a political player.