The phrase 'help wrap' is not technically correct by itself; it needs to be part of a sentence in order to be used in written English.
For example, you could say: "We need some help to wrap up the project soon."
The Duchess will help wrap presents and meet the young children during an arts-and-crafts session.
Mr. Benaim is relying on incentives to help wrap up a pair of projects in Long Island City, Queens.
Barton's mission Monday will be to help wrap up quarterback Michael Vick, who is as mobile as one of those hand-held devices.
In addition to late-night discussions of bidding strategies over instant messaging, they had pitched in to help wrap and ship orders.
Members of the museum staff, too scared to use public transportation, had to be taken in hired cars from their homes to the museum to help wrap and load.
Fifa anti-corruption officials will travel to Zimbabwe next week to help wrap up a match-fixing investigation involving the country's national team.
Minutes earlier, the last US commanding general in Iraq, Lloyd J Austin III helped wrap the USFI banner around a flagpole, then cover it in camouflage.
The Germans were part of a rope-work team that helped wrap the Reichstag, where Germany's Parliament meets, in fabric as an art installation.
Or maybe it was our cat-sitter, who, while helping wrap my couch in plastic (in hopes of confining the bugs), happened to mention that her apartment had been infested with them for months.
Like his father, Mickey, Hank Altenkirch joined the family business at age 12. Now his daughter Janice, 17, helps wrap the rods, while his son, Garret, 15, and other daughter, Maggie, 19, sell bait from the tackle shop in front of his workshop.
His partners in Bigoli are Brad Nagy and Angelo Viscoso, restaurateurs from Sheephead Bay, Brooklyn, and Westchester who helped wrap up the deal in a couple of months "My partners had the space and they were thinking of opening a pizza and pasta place but when I saw it I said it was too nice for pizza," Mr. Stratta said.
