Sentence examples for closely wrapped from inspiring English sources
You're closely wrapped in swaddling clothes and sent down the River to become another baby.
A worldly siren in closely wrapped white chiffon, the actress turns singer with an enchanting lack of self-consciousness that makes you wonder why she hasn't been starring in musicals on Broadway.
When the audience enters the theater, creatures are hanging from pale, closely wrapped draperies, swinging upside-down, crawling, twisting their black legs and arms in the air, stretching their white torsos.
What I noticed most, though — the same idea came over me every time — was that time had utterly taken away the histories and attachments and emotions that had once closely wrapped around these dead, leaving nothing but their families and names and dates.
The whole landscape was imbued with a fairy tale enchantment, an impression that wasn't altered when we arrived at the abandoned outport, Kerley's Harbor, to find a small whale swimming about, its spout echoing off the hills that closely wrapped the harbor.
Several studies of liquid-fluidized beds have measured convection coefficients based on electrical power dissipation from surfaces that are closely wrapped with resistance wire.
Such a core shell structure is formed by changing the hydrophilicity of graphene oxide during reduction, in which the hydrophobic graphene closely wraps around the hydrophobic carbon surface.
Furthermore, we defined pericytes as closely wrapping small blood vessels, and being embedded within the basement membrane.
Her show last Wednesday night in Montmartre opened with distressed motorcycle leather wrapped closely around the body and falling in asymmetrical points.
Both SEM and TEM images show that LFPO particles are wrapped closely by GNRs with electrostatic interaction and embedded into a flexible network matrix of GNRs.
With the salinity increase, the electric double layer on the surface of cellulose is compressed so that the crystal structure is wrapped closely, which is bad for the contact of the hydroxyl and free radicals.
