Sentence examples for try and wrap from inspiring English sources

"If he's around the basket for a dunk, try and wrap him up," Collins said.

"It's about this notion of how can we try and wrap volunteering around what people are doing in their leisure time," he says.

"As you say, we should not try and wrap children up in cotton wool or simply throw our hands up and accept the world as it is.

"As you say, we should not try and wrap children in cotton wool or simply throw our hands up and accept the world as it is.

Blair would head upstairs around 6.30pm or 7pm most days to put Leo to bed, "then I'd try and wrap the things up, sort a million emails, sort a few more meetings, work out what we were doing the next day, and in the meantime we'd have had quick meetings to work out the government for the next six weeks, diary meetings to work out the diary for the next six months, and so on".

Paul Sereno: To try and wrap your head around this, this is the 5,000 years, 10,000 to 5,000 years ago, that proceeded the laying of the Egyptian stones to build the Pyramids, which happened about 5,000 years ago.

Manfredi scored back-to-back tries - the first converted by Smith - as the hosts passed the 50-point mark, before Watts scored the visitors' second try and Taylor wrapped up a 10-try win for Wigan.

The media will interview a host of experts to try and help us wrap our heads around the root cause of something so tragic.

So they climb back into that cozy comfy bed and try and get that wrapped in comfort feeling.

Try and get a sword and wrap it around your back with a belt, a pretty little star ornament in the front.

For a limited time, non-academics like you and me can peruse it and try to wrap our quivering brains around some hot, throbbing knowledge before a paywall gets draped over all the best parts.