Sentence examples for wedge things from inspiring English sources

"I place cigarette butts inside door locks, wedge things underneath the door, and place objects along hallways and passageways.

It should not be used as a lever to wedge things apart, nor should it be used as something to rest things on while the glue/paint etc. dries.

The Wedge thing escalated from when a lot of artists, including us, were doing benefits and someone decided to pull it all together.

It's not like we can just eat potato wedges; things have really changed since the days when rugby players were expected to hit the pub all the time.

Sticks or tongs can be used to wedge cooked things out of the fire.

Then the wedges and things that hold the ship in place somehow get removed and the ship starts to slide.

"A lot of pegs and wedges and things like that that are very simple but make a very sturdy piece of furniture".

So what happens when you wedge these two things – both war and the past – together in a massive field in Kent?

Instead, there are skinny young things wedged between the bar stools ordering blender drinks like the Commodore ($9), a piña colada with an Amaretto float.

"We're going to make sure it's addressed a little bit, because we can't let that happen," Collins said, "that can drive a wedge in this thing, and we've worked too hard to get it going smooth".

On another visit, a companion ordered them and after one bite, I wished I had ordered them for myself, so that I could construct a tasty tower cemented with sour cream and applesauce, then eat the thing, wedge by wedge, before it cooled.