Compared to gulping down a few fruit chews or cracking open a fruit bar, eating an apple – which needs washing – or a banana – whose wrapper won't stuff in a pocket if you care about your pockets – seems too much hassle.
At NHS Hardware on Bainbridge Avenue in the Bronx, a worker, Jose Santana, strode toward the back of the store and grabbed a $3.89 model, whose wrapper said that it was of "professional quality" and "high carbon steel," from a display of ice picks hanging from a peg.
"Economy Candy is no joke," Shopsin said, on her way to the register, where a collection of life-size jelly rats were on display near a box of chocolate bars whose wrappers were printed with the portrait of the President of the United States.
Pick out your candy wrappers.
But the shrimp are covered in a wrapper whose primary ingredient is flour, which could be measured as a commodity or in its milled form.
On platforms such as Windows, many libraries are bundled with COM (Common Object Model) or.NET wrappers whose contents (which include skeletal documentation and function parameters) can be browsed within coding environments.
Mr. Lovell-Smith introduced new packaging and brought in a resident cheese maker, Stan Richmond, whose photo graces the wrapper on Boggy Meadow maple-smoked Swiss cheese.
Although complex to set up, every time our source code is updated on GitHub, Travis CI automatically creates a Linux virtual machine and installs BLAST+, the latest Galaxy code and our wrappers - whose functional tests are then run [ 31].
The elderly chap next door who wore shorts and sandals with socks in summer and whose wife insisted the plastic wrappers that came with the front seats when new stayed firmly in place… The Volkswagen Type 2, better known as the Kombi, Camper, Transport or Bus − it had various names in different countries − was in production, in one guise or another, for more than sixty-three years.
A man whose public personality came in a plain brown wrapper presided during an era of radical change and rebirth in the city, much of it fostered by his administration.
Among former workers who turned up were Mary Buck, 67, of Ewing, whose job was to select tobacco leaves for wrapper or filler, and Millie Dargenio Sirolli, 87, a former cigar roller who lives in Yardley, Pa.. Irene Koehler, also of Yardley, whose parents met when they worked at the factory, was also there.
