Sentence examples for wraps so much from inspiring English sources

For decades, North Korea's ruling family has kept the private lives of its members under the wraps, so much so that most ordinary North Koreans had never seen their country's first lady when Mr. Kim's father, Kim Jong-il, was in power.

Sarah Demarest, 36, a stay-at-home mom in Washington, likes the SwaddleMe wraps so much she used a leopard-printed one for the birth announcement picture of her two-month-old daughter, which Ms. Demarest said won raves from family and friends.

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Danny Huston, in the role of Poseidon, gets about a line and a half of dialogue and then drops out of the movie, while Neeson, as team leader, comes wrapped in so much aluminum foil that, if I were an attendant mortal, I wouldn't quite know whether to worship him or take him out every hour and baste him.

Meanwhile Hillary Clinton's operatives are trying to wrap up so much early support that it will discourage any serious challenger in the Democratic primaries.

"You want to wrap things with so much bubble wrap that it won't break even if an elephant stomps on it," Ms. Karpin-Hobbs said.

He never gave a thought to what lay discarded in the Dumpster out back, itself wrapped in plastic, so much meat, so much cold meat.

The board has been shown for what it is – not up to running a rugby league club, a sad state of affairs for a team wrapped up in so much history.

Unlike Chicago house or UK breakbeat, the anthems of Oakenfold's prime are now wrapped up in so much cultural baggage, playing them somehow sounds immediately ironic.

Paper boards are very easy to make and can use up that sweet piece of gift wrap you loved so much you just couldn't bring yourself to throw away!

Veber doesn't wrap up the movie so much as bring it juddering to an emergency stop, as if his dashing narrative haste had, for once, threatened to slide out of control.