" "You drive the nails wrong; you put the wedge sides with the grain.

It is a vast tableland, wedge shape in character, and may be said to consist of a mass of mountain ranges packed up fold upon fold, one on top of the other.

Sales Analysis Institute: Analysis of the various types of plus 13 wedge questions.

The wedge-tent, being the simplest in structure, is most easily pitched, struck, and packed by the soldiers, and therefore used by 58 per cent, of the regiments of the Union army, six me sleeping in each.

Employing a favorite metaphor, he said: "If an architect were to rear a noble and commodious edifice without the use of cut stone, by selecting from the fragments at the base of a precipice wedge-form stones for his arches, elongated stones for his lintels, and flat stones for his roof, we should admire his skill and regard him as the paramount power.

Such observations being made on a suitably protected strip might be compared with the wedge readings, the latter being then used for ready determinations.

This eccentric left eyebrownow quite wedge-shapedhad gone up almost to the edge of his tousled gray hair.

For the Hillton backs were clustered well up behind the line as though for a wedge attack.

They avoided all wedge work and confined themselves as much as possible to open playing.

He doubled Mr. Kilburn up, after the fashion of an ordinary jack-knife, and placed him in the barrel, wedge-extremity first, remarking, as he did so, "She is, is she?"

The bricks are perforated transversely, and at the end of each there is a wedge opening, into which no mortar is inserted, and by which all the openings are allowed to communicate with each other.

Out of the house he plumped, to the waiting double-header of locomotives attached to the rotary, and the other engines, parked on the switches, with their wedge ploughs, jull-ploughs, flangers, and tunnel wideners.

Flangers, jull-ploughs, wedge ploughstunnel widenersand a rotary?