I pointed to my headscarf and asked her "Is this not enough?" "If you wanted a piece of candy, would you choose an unwrapped piece or one that came in a wrapper?" she asked.
David Ignatius says that the pills should be over-the-counter and widely available, but he wishes that the pills "came in a wrapper" that said, "talk to your parents," but the government cannot "mandate child-parent interactions".
Racism, like everything else, has shifted its shape with the changing world order, and is as likely these days to come in a libertine wrapper as any other.
They come in a cellophane wrapper, and can easily be accessed by an opening in the center.
Finally I understood that the people in line were looking for something that doesn't come in a wax-paper wrapper.
That book, "Madoff's Other Secret: Love, Money, Bernie and Me," is the only one that ought to come in a brown paper wrapper.
Almost every phone on the market supports email and web at this point, even some lower end models, and if all goes according to plan, even iOS will come in a low cost wrapper.
Every day with their lunch, the children got a cookie that came in a cellophane wrapper.
The most prevalent Edam here comes in a yellow wrapper and has a far sharper flavor than the red-packaged version that is a staple in the United States.
Asda's Finest Chocolate Chip Cookies, for example, come in a commodious cardboard box, within which is a plastic wrapper, and a moulded plastic container holding precisely nine cookies.
