The result is an enthralling tale of a little girl lost, wrapped in a portrait of a changing community over two decades.
Saddest of all, peach has lost his wrapping and is embarrassed to come out of the box naked.
We were not able to calculate the mass of sample #30 because Al-foil was partly lost after wrapping the sample.
My mother started cooking as soon as the last present lost its wrapping.
Music at its core is emotion put to paper, experiences made to melodies of lives lived and loves lost all wrapped in rhythmic recorded packages.
For example, shiverer mice, with a mutation in the myelin basic protein gene (Mbp), lose myelin wrap density (Rosenbluth, 1980) but display no axonal damage (Griffiths et al., 1998).
The musical and spoken account of how Triona's husband, Liam (Keith McErlean), lost his voice, wrapped around a rendition of Carrickfergus, is gripping.
The store did an experiment to see whether packages sent to American addresses arrived more slowly, or were more likely to be lost, if the wrapping revealed the non-religious leanings of the sender.
Though the sweet red pepper stuffed with sausage and herbed rice was a hit, the accompanying garlic prawns were less successful; their Parma prosciutto wrapping lost delicacy and tenderness when subjected to the stove's heat.
Watching these films is a bit like getting one of those Amazon deliveries in which a box the size of a steamer trunk arrives, only to disgorge huge quantities of styrofoam pellets and cardboard spacers and finally, virtually lost in the wrapping, the thing you ordered in the first place.
He went to India with Michael, to Varanasi, and to the banks of the Ganges, where they both watched as families publicly bathed their lost loved ones, wrapped them in linen and then cremated them on a wooden pyre.
