Sentence examples for mostly wrapped from inspiring English sources

The bodies, mostly wrapped in white shrouds, are being held at the Imam mosque in northeast Cairo awaiting collection by relatives.

But in Sleaford, the Tories seemed to have the anti-EU vote mostly wrapped up: "Brexit means Brexit," screamed their election literature, and that seemed to do its job.

But the program, tonight's installment of the "Frontline" series on PBS, does put a human face on the intractable conflict, even if that face is seen in shadow or mostly wrapped in a scarf.

All of this is presented on a set by Derek McLane made of curved platforms and staircases, mostly wrapped in fencing, so it looks to have been concocted from the leftovers of an amusement park; the same set could easily be used for a musical that takes place in a prison.

If you are reading this, it it most likely you have already done this, but if you haven't: Try to buy mostly wrapped up sweets and not loose sweets as they will be hard to keep from getting sticky or soiled.

The bill of fare will be mostly wraps and salads priced from $6 to $10. "Selling the food is the only way we can offer the quality we want to offer," Stacy Geagan, a spokeswoman for Delta, said.

There will be at least one, and often several, fish sellers in a single depachika, each offering a wide variety of glisteningly fresh offerings -- many whole, mostly filleted and wrapped in clear plastic, and some sushi and sashimi-ready platters.

As digital platforms, they power diverse industries and sectors from education to health to transport and thus have an option that was not available to the oil and steel magnates of yesteryear: they can simply continue selling their core product – mostly hope, albeit wrapped up in infinite layers of data, screens and sensors – without having to divert their funds into any nonproductive activities.

There is a long tradition in re-imagining classics thus, and it seems mostly to come wrapped in a Austen fixation: HarperCollins commissioned Trollope and five others for 'The Austen Project', which brings all six of her complete novels into the 21st century.

Basically, Purple Rain is a really great concert film with a mostly bullshit drama wrapped around it.

Plastic -- the stuff of foam cups, food wrap and polyester suits -- has remained mostly on the sidelines, wrapped around wires to prevent short circuits, shaped into computer boxes and not much else.