Sentence examples for wedge through from inspiring English sources

It goes without saying that Brexit has driven a wedge through the Conservative party.

Politically, he is trying to drive a wedge through the great Reagan tax gambit.

First, note that phrase, "the same cannot be said for many Democrats". This is Rove's wedge through the Democratic Party.

Tsipras resigned from his post as prime minister in August after his decision to sign the controversial, EU-backed bailout drove a wedge through Syriza.

Appalled, Spencer said she and other family members began questioning Campbell's role — and her financial motive — in driving a wedge through their family.

The Vikings brought back Brett Favre in 2010 and tried to wedge through the quickly closing gap but wound up getting stuck.

Multicolored lights swirled over the crowd as Mr. Gemayel and Mr. Macklovitch wedged through.

They hurt Christians, they damage the image of Christianity, and they drive wedges through society.

Peel the onion and cut it into 1/2-inch wedges through the core to hold each wedge together.

When ready to eat, slice the loaf into wedges through the greaseproof paper, using a very sharp bread knife.

With a pointed knife, cut the contents into 6 wedges through the center, and run the knife round the edges of the dish.