Bloody big wodge of papers in a tin case it was.

Put on oven gloves and arm yourself with a really large wodge of kitchen paper.

They were working up a wodge that is stored in the cheek, Herman said.

Is it Spain's banks which have just been promised a huge wodge of cash?

On the other is the wodge; great, dripping oodles of it.

Pope produces a fat wodge of catalogues from her bag.

“The capacity is there, yet we continue to pay the private sector a huge wodge of cash.

This thick wodge of fabric could stop a bullet.

I was trudging up through that wodge of cloud.

At the moment they are much better off giving a wodge of cash to bad employees to make them leave and the employees know that."

Inside was a thick wodge of computer printout.

There was a wodge of graph paper and several index cards held together with a paper clip.

Money talks because suddenly those movies are making a good wodge of money; that's the galvanizer.

Then he tapped the wodge of papers.

There is the usual wodge of instructional stuff which, in general, is a waste of paper.

She took a wodge of belly fat between her teeth and worried it before letting it go - "Not too much but enough."

It seems odd, therefore, that the party should be accepting a wodge of money from a firm of cigarette makers.

“When you get a wodge of credit this big from a state bank, it suggests that politically everything is in very good order,” says one analyst.

Once we get our hands on that wodge of extinct gene-chains, our names are forever golden!

Released this week, the debut single by Poppy Factory, '7x7' is a great wodge of ideas and sentiments.

It looks increasingly as though there will be a roll-over of Greek debt, with another wodge of money being committed to the country.

He's trying so hard to force his teeth through that wodge of food he's in danger of developing lockjaw.

Subcontractors are often given at the outset a wodge of documentation guaranteed to cause financial indigestion if not carefully reviewed.

Or trying to - what with them hardly zipping up over our bare calves, let alone over a wodge of denim, it wasn't easy.

Lord Hanningfield, the trougher in ermine, has extracted another wodge of cash from the public purse.

Bloody big wodge of papers in a tin case it was.

Pope produces a fat wodge of catalogues from her bag.

I bet he does, it's been a short while since a hefty wodge of free cash was handed to the banks.

"I was trudging up through that wodge of cloud.

It is like a group of robbers trying to set up a mutual benefit fund while they all try to nick each other's wodge.

There was a wodge of graph paper and several index cards held together with a paper clip.

Inside was a thick wodge of computer printout.

Then he tapped the wodge of papers.

All of those tempting extras add up to a hefty wodge of wedge.

There is the usual wodge of instructional stuff which, in general, is a waste of paper.

Yes: an enormous wodge of code.

She took a wodge of belly fat between her teeth and worried it before letting it go - "Not too much but enough.

They would deserve a generous wodge of money even if they spent their day eating chocolates and watching Countdown.

He's trying so hard to force his teeth through that wodge of food he's in danger of developing lockjaw.

"Once we get our hands on that wodge of extinct gene-chains, our names are forever golden!

Released this week, the debut single by Poppy Factory, '7x7' is a great wodge of ideas and sentiments.

(The last Whangdoodle also likes candy a great deal; his favorite kind is called "wodge".)

But he provided me with a wodge of addresses - friends of his mother, family of his aunt and others around the globe.

So, why on earth would a private healthcare (amongst other things) donate such a nice wodge to the Lib Dems.

I couldn't knee him in the balls; he had one leg thrust between my own, trapping a wodge of skirt in my way.

Shortly after half past ten, a wodge of files tucked under his arm, Conor enunciated Floor Eight and felt the lift respond.

Spawn drew the rolled-over wodge from under his arm and watched it spring open in his hands, easily 350 pages, smallish type, not even double-spaced.

The dandelion quiche was curling up at the edges and the semolina pudding congealed into a wodge you could use as Polyfilla.

Dr Vincent Crowe tapped the thick wodge of ,papers on his japanned black desk.

Alex ripped open the bag and pulled out a shapeless wodge of dog-eared papers, several inches thick, and loosely bound with elastic bands.

Wadge died in London in 1923, at the age of 59.

Another consequence of Wadge determinacy is the perfect set property.

W. Wadge, to its own purpose-built premises on the outskirts of the city.

A complexity measure can be given on the proofs by their ranks in the Wadge hierarchy.

These degrees are ordered in the Wadge hierarchy.

AD can be used to prove that the Wadge degrees have an elegant structure.

She pulled out another wadge of paper tissues and blew her nose with an extreme honk.

We've got a wadge of roll cap.

She heaved a wadge of pages over.

Wadge points out that the loss of military jobs has an impact on civilian workers within the base and on the city and region.

Thus a boldface pointclass is a downward-closed union of Wadge degrees.

The Wadge hierarchy plays an important role in models of the axiom of determinacy.

The length of the Wadge hierarchy has been shown to be Θ.

He didn't say anything, his hands clasped tight on the wadge of papers, his shoulders stooping forward.

If we associate with each set the collection of all sets strictly below on the Wadge hierarchy, this forms a pointclass.

Gravell was replaced by singer Amy Wadge.

Amy Wadge (born 1975 in Backwell) is a songstress, songwriter and actress.

Wadge was born and brought up in Backwell, a small village just outside Bristol, England.

Wadge taught herself to play along to Tracy Chapman's debut album and she discovered her passion for the guitar.

Costumes Joan Wadge.

The Wadge hierarchy is the structure of Wadge degrees.

Hence under AD, the Wadge classes modulo complements form a wellorder.

Richard Henry Wadge (1864-1923) was an English football manager who managed Burnley for a short spell in 1910.

Properties of Wadge degrees include their consistency with measures of complexity stated in terms of definability.

The completed elements may be characterized abstractly as the maximal elements of [see William Wadge 1979].