Sentence examples for effectively wrapped up from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney effectively wrapped up the Republican presidential nomination.

Had he won handily it would have effectively wrapped up the nomination.

Some of the issues are highly technical, such as whether one set of the discussions, known as long-term co-operative actions, can be effectively wrapped up so the focus can turn to the main talks.

In 2006 Watford met tomorrow's opponents, Crystal Palace, in the semi-finals and effectively wrapped up the tie in the first leg, a team including Ben Foster in goal and Ashley Young in attack winning 3-0 at Selhurst Park.

Miuccia Prada effectively wrapped up the Paris shows with a snarky Miu Miu show, with a cast of sharp-faced models with matted, middle-parted hair and freakish red eye shadow.

The second try effectively wrapped up the away win.

At 15-40, two break point chances for Murray to effectively wrap up the set.

Since effectively wrapping up the nomination, Barack Obama has lost 7 of the last 13 primaries.

Having won the New Hampshire on Tuesday night and the Iowa caucuses the previous week, the first Republican non-incumbent to do the double, he is well placed to effectively wrap up the nomination in South Carolina and face Barack Obama in November.

The 20-year-old academy product, who left the war-ravaged African state with his family as a 10-year-old, was by far and away his side's stand-out performer as he took the game to the Welsh side from the first minute to effectively wrap up the win before the half-time whistle had even blown.

The last episodes effectively wrap up the story of the Crawleys and their servants, showing how England in the early 20th century transitioned from a culture and economy dominated by country lords into something more egalitarian.