Sentence examples for wrapper of a from inspiring English sources
Once, I saw him writing on the wrapper of a drinking straw.
As soon as I saw the wrapper of a delightfully pungent, runny-centered bucheron, I knew my dinner was done.
The plastic wrapper of a white Pekin duck raised on the Jurgielewicz farm boasts "Genuine Long Island duckling, South Shore brand, free range".
The greasy wrapper of a crispy chicken fillet sandwich lay curled on the tray in front of him, next to a book titled Procrastination: Why You Do It and What to Do About It NOW.
To anyone who has ever slipped off the corn husk wrapper of a tamal (tamales is the plural), inhaled the steamy scent of corn and dipped into the tender masa, or corn dough, wrapped around morsels of braised chicken or pork, the appeal of tamales is clear.
Prosecutors also presented evidence that Mr. Malvo's fingerprints were on a map of greater Baltimore that was dropped in a Bob Evans restaurant across the street from the gas station where Mr. Meyers was killed in Manassas, Va., and that Mr. Malvo's prints were also on a wrapper of a pack of Dole CinnaRaisins found near the note recovered from the Ashland shooting.
We are told how to create a table-top rocket by applying a match to the rolled wrapper of an amaretto biscuit, and how the fettuccine Alfredo that appear on every Italian restaurant menu in the US were invented to charm Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford on their Roman honeymoon.
He takes care to flip the canopies down so the seats won't be too hot for chubby thighs returning from yoga class -- except, of course, if a folded canopy hides the wallet, cellphone, keys and cereal-bar wrapper of an absent-minded parent.
RT I didn't know, when I first saw Kate Moss in this crumpled sweet-wrapper of a dress – Naomi Campbell on her shoulder, fag in her hand, knickers dipping down her pelvis like a swallow in flight – that it was designed by Liza Bruce.
I squeezed half a tube of toothpaste into the john (actually a wooden box on top of a hill at Indian Bar that some say has the best view in the park), along with the contents, but not the wrappers, of a package of tuna jerky and some nondairy creamer, arguing that they were biodegradable.
My mouth is already watering just thinking about it, and already we've saved quite a few items from the trash and recycling bins -- one bread bag, one TetraPak of store-bought broth (or a couple of cans from store-bought soup), plus the cardboard box and inner plastic wrappers of a pack of burgers.
