Sentence examples similar to move to wrap up from inspiring English sources

The president's legal team aims to argue that the White House has nothing to hide, hoping to shift the burden to Mr. Mueller to move quickly to wrap up an investigation that has consumed the Trump administration's first year.

He also says that the United States should encourage Israel to move swiftly to wrap up an agreement with Syria.

Mueller's request for the transcript of Stone's testimony suggests that he may be moving quickly to wrap up his investigation of the longtime Trump confidant.

Nancy Pelosi, the liberal Californian who had been the No. 2 Democrat in the House, moved quickly to wrap up the votes to succeed Mr. Gephardt, despite concerns she would represent a swing to the left.

And stay in tune with how they are reacting to you – this will give you clues if you've been talking too long, for example, and when to wrap up and move on.

If you're writing and 20 minutes have passed, you know it's time to wrap up and move on quickly.

To wrap up debate and move to a final vote, Mr. Reid needs 60 votes — either the unanimous support of the 58 Democrats and two independents in his caucus, or the backing of Republicans to make up for any defections.

A central question is whether the crew or managers on the Horizon were in too much of a hurry to wrap up the work and move to the next job.

All of them — perhaps most notably, Ms. McDormand and Titus Welliver, playing a cynical store owner — are excellent company, and you can see why Steve seems to be in no hurry to wrap up his business and move on.

AMY DAVIDSON: Time to wrap up, guys.

OK, time to wrap up for tonight.