Sentence examples for becoming wrapped from inspiring English sources

"I don't want them becoming wrapped up in the Geldof life, it's great in some respects, it's appalling in other times".

The Winter Olympics are fast approaching, which means another chance to spend a couple weeks closely following sports we almost never watch and becoming wrapped up in rivalries, struggles, and the stories of athletes whose names we've just learned.

By Andrea DenHoed January 10 , 2014The Winter Olympics are fast approaching, which means another chance to spend a couple weeks closely following sports we almost never watch and becoming wrapped up in rivalries, struggles, and the stories of athletes whose names we've just learned.

Fortunately for procrastinating shoppers, lately it's becoming wrapped up into what many retailers are calling Cyber Week.

There is a risk of the object becoming wrapped around the cat's neck and strangling her.

The declaration challenges Christians to resist becoming so wrapped up in winning that they cut ethical corners.

Dr Meng Aw-Yong, the Met's medical director and president of the British Academy of Forensic Sciences, met with Scotland Yard police chiefs and explained that the risk of wraps becoming lodged in the airways, as a result of attempts to prevent arrestees from swallowing them, was greater than simply letting them swallow them.

If the edges of the pie shell start becoming too brown, you can wrap aluminum foil around just the edge part to keep it from burning.

He added: "Time and again we were getting complaints that the twist wrap was becoming undone, or the entire wrapper itself was appearing empty in the box".

The tissue paper protects the piece from being scratched by cardboard or becoming impaired by bubble wrap.

"Maybe over the next five years I could wrap my brain around becoming a mother and what that would mean in terms of sacrifice and dedication.