verb
definition
To place one item between two other, usually flat, items
definition
To put or set something between two others, in time.
Examples of sandwiched in a Sentence
And now I'm sandwiched between two of them!
He hummed, a feeling of mild accomplishment sandwiched between the failure to contact Martha and the trepidation of potentially being made a fool by Seymour "Fitz" Fitzgerald, sheriff candidate.
He felt like a packaged pound of dog meat after slightly less than three hours sandwiched in his warm and comfortable bed between Ethel Rosewater's last frenzied spasm of pleasure and the screaming alarm clock.
The flight out on Friday night had been a comfortable few hours spent at thirty-odd thousand feet, sandwiched between a cloud-covered countryside and a starlit sky.
In 1891 the Representative Session was sandwiched between the two parts of the Pastoral Session.
The first set of sidings were sandwiched in-between the level crossing and platform, complete with a five ton crane.
For example, an extremely thin layer of gallium arsenide can be sandwiched between two layers of aluminum gallium arsenide.
The frittata makes a brilliant picnic dish in summer served cold on its own or sandwiched in crusty baguettes.
Chocolate Fudge Cake White and dark chocolate mousse sandwiched between layers of chocolate sponge cake, then covered in a dark chocolate fudge.
Prime succulent boneless chicken breast, sandwiched between a layer of best pork and a delicious seasoned onion and sage stuffing.
The engine shed was sandwiched in-between the diverging routes, the latter of which are seen on 30th June 2004.
Thick bottoms are commonly made of layered metals, such as when copper is sandwiched between stainless steel.
The quasi-overnight trips feature accommodations at waterfront hotels sandwiched between days on the river.
However, several cruise companies are offering pseudo-overnight trips, which feature accommodations at waterfront hotels sandwiched between days on the river.
The multi-layer structure consists of the tinted polarizing filter sandwiched between two layers of optically correct, distortion-free glass.
Not all Serengeti lenses are polarized, but those that are feature a polarizing film sandwiched between Serengeti's specially treated optical glass and another thin glass lens to protect the film and make it virtually indestructible.
The color is sandwiched between layers of the lenses rather than painted on the front or back.
The Game Boy Advance SP has lights sandwiched between glass and the actual screen.
Different pictures or scenes might be sandwiched between the two layers, such as a beach scene complete with real sand.
Enjoy extra-sharp and parmigiano-reggiano cheeses along with tomato confit sandwiched between fresh bread slices.
In autumn the enclosed seas of high latitudes frequently present a thermal stratification in which a warm middle layer is sandwiched between a cold upper layer and a cold mass below, the arrangement being termed mesothermic (thaos, middle).
After parking the car, they marched to the office, Connor sandwiched between the vampire and the werewolf.
Imagine driving on a dual five lane section of the M1 at a maximum of 50 mph sandwiched on all sides by massive Juggernauts.
The first polarized lenses were made of a polarizing film that was sandwiched between two flat sheets of glass.
He then sandwiched his bed in the center with storage overhead.