Sentence examples similar to Wrapping up the issue from inspiring English sources
"Wrapping up these issues continues to help us move beyond 2002, which was one of the toughest years in Williams's long history," its chief executive, Steven J. Malcolm, said.
Wright says finding motivation after wrapping up the title was never an issue.
A popular tactic for pundits these days is to mull what might have happened if the White House had "gone over the fiscal cliff" and bargained from there, instead of wrapping up the Bush-era tax cut issue and punting the other areas of concern (sequestration, the debt ceiling, the budget) until now.
Many moderates, including Representative Jim Kolbe of Arizona, urged their colleagues to wrap up the remaining issues quickly and adjourn for the year.
And in what was widely seen as a hint that the talks might soon wrap up, the White House late Wednesday issued a brief statement saying President Barack Obama had conferred with the U.S. negotiating team through a secure video call.
"The issue is really to wrap up the union agreements".
Now they have wrapped up the challenge.
A customer service rep is on the phone with someone, wrapping up an issue; the call has lasted one minute and fifty seconds and that rep's success is measured on resolving calls in less than two minutes.
That means the Judiciary Committee cannot wrap up the issue with a few phone calls, as some initially suggested.
What a relief to cry, to connect and to wrap up the issues that divide us into an easily digestible 30-minute television show that we can binge watch on a Saturday.
