For instance, when in Roquefort, buy a big wedge of cheese for your picnic.

He'd found the soft spot in his opponent's defenses, and he could drive a big fat wedge straight through it.

The latest discovery made clear that 'one small cove' was the thin edge of a big wedge.

A big wedge of pizza won't cost more than around €4 to take away.

To one side lay a homely looking cottage loaf and a big wedge of dark yellow cheese.

"Was it anywhere near the big wedge that's being driven toward Paris?"

She led a guest to the kitchen, a shelfless wedge of space no bigger than a closet, stacked with pots and pans.

They know they have a restive population, and they fear that even a small opening will make room for a bigger wedge.

The big, cold wedge is a cornerstone of American cuisine.

He is just creating a bigger wedge between the police and the community.