She took him away and brought him back breathing, wrapped in a white sheet.
Watching through my grandma's window, aged two, as my newborn sister was brought home from the hospital wrapped in a crocheted shawl.
Once the animals understand that there is an artificial sound source, they rapidly cease to respond unlike meerkats, Suricata suricatta, that repeatedly bring food to a loudspeaker wrapped in a plastic bag from which pup begging calls are emitted [Manser & Avey, 2000].
Each of them was to bring along a bundle of garbage wrapped in a newspaper sheet.
Another friend brought picture-perfect chicken to a picnic (wrapped in a tea towel, yet) that was raw at the bone.
He enjoys his vocation because it allows him to live rather anonymously in his office (bedroom), but for the odd visit from his wife and two daughters who occasionally bring him a little bite of cheese wrapped in a bill that reads "DISCONNECT" or "COLLECTION AGENCY".
Faraday Future did bring its FFZero "car of concept," a technological showcase wrapped in a cool race car shell.
E&P reported a few days later that its coverage of Colbert at the dinner drew "possibly its highest one-day traffic total ever", and published a letter to the editor asserting that "Colbert brought truth wrapped in truthiness".
With her experience as a psychotherapist, Baker brings honesty wrapped in empathy; and as a former college history teacher, a broad perspective that includes the bouillon-cube concentration of great poetry.
