Sentence examples for wrong wrapping from inspiring English sources

He said, "I think it's funny the factory gave the blue crayon the wrong wrapping".

Margarito's then trainer, Javier Capetillo, took full responsibility, claiming he used the wrong wraps by accident, a notion Roach called laughable.

Start saying this: I understand that it was wrong, dead wrong, to wrap myself in the mantle of Harold Washington, when my own father repudiated Harold Washington and the equal justice he stood for.

Stuart Broad is confident England can prove his taxi driver wrong by wrapping up a series-levelling victory over Pakistan in the second Test.

There's nothing wrong with wrapping yourself in garbage bags and pretending to be a murder victim from a TV show.

This time, Carli Lloyd took over penalty duties and made no mistake from the spot, confidently sending Castano the wrong way and wrapping up the contest.

It wasn't until the next morning, as my brothers and I were handing our gifts to Dad at breakfast, that it became clear that overnight something had gone very wrong with my wrapping paper.

And I do know it's wrong to bubble-wrap my kids' journey through childhood.

"He cut the wrong wire, got wrapped up in the lines and just hung there upside down, dead, until someone passed by and noticed".

Do you ever do the wrong one and wrap your hand around a fist, like you're playing rock, paper, scissor?

Giroud sent Boruc the wrong way to wrap up the points.