Sentence examples for wedge itself from inspiring English sources

Maybe, researchers thought, they could find a molecule to wedge itself between the two proteins and pry them apart.

Even Motherwell has managed to wedge itself between first-place Rangers and third-place Celtic in Scotland.

The car made its way through downtown and crossed the bridge in fine form, only to wedge itself against a concrete wall on the far side.

Most of these studies, however, have either focused on studying the movement of salt wedge itself or on studying contaminant transport processes occurring above the wedge.

An amiable, diverting novel, "Mrs. Fletcher" doesn't wedge itself as firmly into America's fault lines as many of Perrotta's other books do.

In the 1950s, the Eisenhower administration treated the Russians significantly better than the Chinese in an effort to wedge itself between China's leader Mao Zedong and the Soviet Union's Nikita Khrushchev.

But it had wedged itself between the tree bark and the actual tree".

As Bobby and Christian attempted to dodge a fallen tree, their boat wedged itself squarely between two rocks.

I try to bisect an almond flake, but it wedges itself up my fingernail.

On the road leading out of town, a paper bag flew up onto Emile's windshield, wedged itself under the wiper, and stayed.

Our tussle over e-reader versus "dead wood" (as technophiles would cruelly have it) isn't the only device-based disagreement wedging itself between otherwise harmonious relationships.