Sentence examples for would have wrapped from inspiring English sources

The home side would have wrapped up the title had they been victorious themselves.

Moreover, if the envelope had indeed been sealed, it is unlikely Chilton would have wrapped the order around three cigars.

The Yankees would have wrapped it up literally a day earlier but for the monster of a thunderstorm that held up play for 3 hours 16 minutes.

Mitt Romney yesterday offered a mea culpa for his stumbles in the Republican nomination race, which supporters had hoped he would have wrapped up by now; instead it threatens to last into the spring or early summer.

John Edgar, the lawyer who opposed the delay, said in an interview, "We respect the opinion," but added that he believed the case would have wrapped up well before the due date.

Le Roux almost scored again but for some last-ditch defending before New Zealand centre Ma'a Nonu was denied the try which would have wrapped up the Championship for the All Blacks.

For most of my life previous to having a child, the lips I'd had wrapped round my nipples belonged to men; belonged to a sexual side of life, as they likely will after, as well as during, the feeding years.

He may not have had the typical Red Bull dominance that he is accustomed to, but he was consistent - had it not been for two alternator failures he would probably have wrapped up the championship today.

Ordinarily, "the girls," as pageant officials still offhandedly refer to them, would by now have wrapped up a week of rehearsals.

Because of this "I never felt it was finished off and I would have loved to have wrapped it up".

We had already asked a few questions on behalf of the Commission, but we would have preferred to have wrapped up the whole business with the digital journey recorder as long ago as August 2004.