There's just one matter to wrap up: my contract.
Twentypercentt of all the waste in the hospital's Dumpsters, the auditors determined, consisted of just one item: blue wrap, which was used to sterilize surgical equipment — and then thrown away after one use.
Tom Shaw wrapped up the win as Welling managed just one shot on target.
That's just one more great reason to wrap yourself in one of these eco-chic treasures, made from the softest, silkiest and prettiest saris.
In just one example, a 2012 wrap-up in The Atlantic called "curate" one of the "words we'd just as soon never write or see or hear spoken again".
Most of the 6pm demonstrations have now wrapped up, leaving just one more big effort in Perth at 7pm local time, which is about two hours' away.
Jonathan Hoch, a Domus administrator, sees the boxing program as just one in a series of "wrap-around services" meant to provide multilateral support for children raised in difficult circumstances.
Last-minute packing, staying at the office to wrap-up just one more thing before dashing to the airport or even planning to hop into a cab instead of pre-arranging airport transportation increases the odds of making your holiday travels anything but festive.
Massage is just one part of it; afterward, the therapist wraps the affected limb in compression bandages, mummy-style.
And maybe she noticed that I broke one of her gifts, but she made me wrap 75 and breaking just one, by accident, is pretty freaking good, right?
When a wrap dress was getting just one sale a week, she insisted it be put on a popular model.
