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When they kept this under wraps, but soon others got to know.
Now, Arduino itself is made of a lot of different open-source components that maybe individually are hard to use for a 12-year-old kid, so Arduino wraps everything together into a mashup of open-source technologies where we try to give them the best user experience to get something done quickly.
I have a scar that wraps around my entire body.
He wraps it around my leg, picks me up a second time, walks me to a vehicle, and he's able to get me to medical attention.
Here that same line of text wraps around a fountain in an illustration that can be turned upside down and read both ways.
The other thing about a Pixar movie is that no part of the movie is considered finished until the entire movie wraps.
The intense toxicity of these green stayed under wraps until the arsenic recipe was published in 1822.
So the other kids in his neighborhood pick on Mike and they beat him up and they make fun of him, and at 11 years old, Mike goes home, finds a belt, wraps it around his neck, and hangs himself from the top bunk of his bed.
A.B. had just been taught how to use this color-coded measuring tape that wraps around the upper arm of a child to diagnose malnutrition.
And what it entails is the use of resin, of this very thick resin with a veneer of the same kind of wood that's used throughout the hall, in a kind of seamless continuity that wraps the hall in light, like a belt of light: rather than separating, like a proscenium would separate the audience from performers, it connects audience with players.
ZK: For example, you could make a watch that wraps around your wrist, but doesn't use a buckle.
We have made these kinds of devices using napkins and toilet paper and wraps, and all kinds of stuff.
That just about wraps it all up folks.
The ending again is full of energy as the show wraps up to the tunes of Lucky Star and Hung Up and hundreds of golden balloons fall from the ceiling at the end the message "Have you confessed?"
Movie wraps up very nicely.
He is amazed, surprised, and incredibly disappointed when the wraps come off: instead of a luscious lady, he has captures a middle ages suburban housewife who talks and talks and talks.
In this movie the archangel Michael comes to Earth on business, wraps it up quickly and decides to hang around for a little touring.
The director is clever enough to insert interviews of local wine producers from many different regions of France, from Sicily to Argentina and interviews of the biggest players in the industry such as the Mondavi family to uncover the wraps on the globalization of wine making and marketing.
The comedy involves how Elizabeth is to keep her real identity under wraps so she will not lose her job.
The trailer goes nowhere near and only scratches the surface of the film and rightly so too, not because it has that obligation to keep its real narrative under wraps, but because what actually transpires, will provoke entirely different lines of questioning, some of which are frustratingly not answered in the film, leaving you to your own devices to interpret the series of events.
At this point it is easy enough to figure out who is responsible for the murders and what the motive is then you have a nonsensical ending where everything wraps up not so nicely.
I won't say who..! (That's kept under wraps..) But I must admit, it wasn't as good as I thought it would be.. Tom Savini?
This movie wraps around the dinner table with a group of friends, some you like, some you don't.
The lady mental patient of the first story is seen in the same stance as Eriksson healing a fellow patient, also as she wraps up the canvases from the art class that she runs among her fellow patients one of their pictures is seen, a face with lazy eye like Erikssons.
It is always satisfying when a detective wraps up a case and the criminal is brought to book.
They didn't make a sequel, which is good because the story just sort of wraps up at the end.
I think some people are losing it a little with their big wraps of "X-Men" though.
It wraps its arms around the culture and lets you enter risk free as you experience the comedic elements of being immersed in the unfamiliar and the genius of creativity.
It never wraps itself up into a remotely understandable, sensible package.
It wraps up with a completely meaningless intervention by unseen "aliens" who send the humans off on some sort of journey across the universe.
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