Sentence examples for own wraps from inspiring English sources

Japanese stores like Sunrise Mart, M2M and Katagiri sell fresh shiso leaves, so consider assembling your own wraps at home.

Experiment with your own wraps and size of hands.

GARDEN CITY Long Island Children's Museum "It's a Wrap!" Create your own wrapping paper.

And ways to nicely and creatively display a box where attendees can throw away their own wrapping paper messes.

No matter how bad it gets, if suddenly I'm dispossessed, they can still say about me that he had his own wrapping paper.

Just outside the city walls, in Prato's Chinatown, well-to-do Chinese families were carrying their own wrapped parcels of sweets: mashed-taro buns, red-bean cakes.

It's food in its own wrapping, like a pattie or a pasty, so a peasant in a field could have carried it in a hankerchief; soft bread dough with a range of fillings, from sauerkraut to bacon.

Sometimes, he even creates a fusion dish, like his shrimp pastilla ($10), Moroccan-derived but clearly his own, wrapping shrimp with rice and almonds in crisp phyllo dough and serving it in a mole poblano sauce.

And a wall of untitled drawings in which figures, faces and incidents occupy flat pastel grounds provides a sort of smorgasbord from which you can make your own wrap.

Just as her new daytime talk show goes to improbable lengths to humanize its hostess (first she was rapping with Diddy and then she taught Diddy how to make his own wrapping paper), some of NBC's acts of atonement are quite shameless.

The Wales scrum-half - such an influential figure for the Lions in South Africa four years ago - set up the first try, and scored two of his own, wrapping up the man of the match award before the hour was up.