1.   They appeared, wrapped like their less exalted sisters from head to foot in black, and ostensibly reluctantly.

2.   Inside the package are no cigarettes -- only little parcels wrapped like toffees in bright coloured paper.

3.   And for a good basic go-everywhere cover, Gottex has had considerable success with a large pareo that can be wrapped like a sarong.

4.   Cut to wrap like a komono, it is simple and ample enough to be worn by a man or a woman.

5.   Givenchy showed lots of sweater cardigans wrapped like jackets, and jackets as soft as sweaters, also tied at the waist.

6.   Gorditas are supposed to be sliced and stuffed, in sort of a Mexican pita fashion, not wrapped like a taco, says Austinite John Rodriguez.

7.   He coined the term, because one end of the curvy sofa wraps around like the back of a chaise longue.

8.   Large flags were wrapped like a serape around their shoulders.

9.   Next I was rendered blind by a warm, aromatic face mask, and wrapped like a kielbasa in alternating skins of plastic and linen.

10.   Ten feet away, the superstar of the moment had his shins wrapped like a prized thoroughbred and did his best to talk about the team.