Sentence examples for beginning wrapped from inspiring English sources

"NBC fundamentally from the beginning wrapped its arms around the league with a top-notch production team and talent in place," Howard Handler, the chief marketing officer at M.L.S., said.

After she paid, the saleswoman began wrapping the purchase.

"Last week I came by train from Salzburg," he said as he began wrapping up.

In recent years, Mr. Garner has begun wrapping his dustjackets in their own clear Mylar dustjackets.

Is it her right elbow, which she began wrapping in February?

The journalists, kneeling, began wrapping tourniquets around the dummies' legs and cutting their clothes off to expose their chest wounds.

It had become dark by the time the Mayan shaman began wrapping up his talk on the return of Kukulkan.

Looking over racks of clothes, he found thin strips of black mesh and began wrapping them around his neck.

On cue, thousands of people began wrapping their arms and faces in cellophane and tightening disposable particle masks around their noses and mouths.

Around 1900, polo players began wrapping themselves in camel "wait coats" -- patterned, essentially, on a dressing gown -- to keep warm between chukkers.

Her emotional testimony came as the prosecution began wrapping up its case after nine days of evidence in Zimmerman's second-degree murder trial, in Sanford.