Sentence examples for wedge now from inspiring English sources
As a result, an ever-deepening wedge now divides Labour's aspirational, liberal, globalised wing from its traditional base.
A five-story, V-shaped, glass-and-steel wedge now slices through the arsenal from back to front at an oblique angle, bursts through the façade to the left of the colonnaded entrance, and juts outward toward the city, like the prow of a ship breaking through an iceberg.
The PFA's current share of the pot is £17.5m a year but it is fair to assume it will be anticipating a much bigger wedge now the Premier League has a deal that comes in at £8.3bn over three years – and in the cases of Sky and BT Sport, an increase of 71% from the current arrangement.
The wedge now is going to divide the GOP".
I've worn the same pair of gold wedges now to five weddings, and my wedding rehearsal in the last two years.
Leggings, the basic that women pair with long sweaters, vests and shearling wedge boots, now have their own department on the Web sites of Bergdorf and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Fully cooked beets and frozen organic russet potato wedges are now the mainstays of the business.
They saw the kitchen door standing half open, and wedged there now by the tumble of snow that had drifted across the threshold and into the passage way beyond.
The author wrote many times on another approach to studying solvability for pseudo-differential equations in domains with conical points and wedges, but now we would like to speak of the principal difference of our papers from other authors (Maz'ya, Plamenevski, Schulze and many others).
Wedge-McMillen, now a private criminal defense lawyer, prosecuted the gang's top leader in Florida two years ago in a state racketeering case.
Rafters of ice now wedge the brittle reeds.
