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1
The coming of Diane Sampson had been the
entering
wedge
of dissension.
2
With what
entering
wedge
could one begin to dislodge this persistent presence?
3
Indeed, it was her only method of driving in an
entering
wedge
of speech.
4
Their municipal privileges are, rightly enough, thought to be the
entering
wedges
of real liberty.
5
Just then Max put in an
entering
wedge
.
6
But it is only an
entering
wedge
.
7
It is these altruistic ingredients that we must now consider, beginning with sympathy, which is the
entering
wedge
of altruism.
8
Wherever Ridgway saw room for an
entering
wedge
to dispute the title of the Consolidated, he drove a new suit home.
9
There are a few familiar facts of which great use has been made as an
entering
wedge
for the Homoeopathic doctrine.
10
As an
entering
wedge
to orders, the letter offers a free trial and suggests that a salesman make a practical demonstration.
11
"It was the
entering
wedge
of suspicion," said Dexter.