Sentence examples for quickly wrapped up from inspiring English sources

If the affair cannot be quickly wrapped up, Mr Tusk faces the danger of a series of corrosive revelations about senior members of his government.

It is hard to believe that the issues which bedevilled negotiators for years in the past can be quickly wrapped up in a few months - unless the South and/or US were to make major unilateral concessions.

There are seventeen soap operas on television now, some obviously less good than others (a soap that fails is not simply dropped from the air; it is, for the audience's sake, quickly wrapped up: the hero, for example, is run over by a truck) and in their uncompromisingly funereal misery there is obviously some sort of key.

Unfortunately, this more compelling part of the program is far too short, and quickly wrapped up with the host summarizing the learnings.

Neither player was operating at full intensity - occasionally acting up for the crowd - and although Murray levelled at 4-4 with a fine off-forehand, Djokovic immediately broke to love and quickly wrapped up victory.

He dropped his serve for the first time in the third game of the second set but broke back in the sixth for a 4-2 leandand quickly wrapped up the match.

Obama urged the Senate to quickly wrap up work on the package.

Some of our players were crying, and our tormentors had to quickly wrap up their celebrations and leave as some of our home fans were beginning to lose their patience.

WASHINGTON — President Trump has instructed his military commanders to quickly wrap up the American military operation in Syria so that he can bring troops home within a few months, senior administration officials said on Wednesday.

Now that Gov. David A. Paterson has abandoned his campaign, however, all those assumptions about Mr. Cuomo — not to mention his record — will be scrutinized and challenged, if and when he does what everyone expects he will in a matter of weeks: quickly wrap up his investigation of Mr. Paterson and officially enter the race.

The rapid rise of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich to frontrunner status in Iowa and South Carolinabadly complicates Mitt Romney's hopes of quickly wrapping up the Republican presidential nomination and raises the possibility that the former Massachusetts governor only path to victory is a war of attrition.