Only this time it came wrapped up with mystical imagery.
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And they want it wrapped up with a nice bow.
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Or is he now wrapped up with the Russian government?
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The episode wrapped up with Andrew coming to Meredith's house to talk.
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Second, here's what you might have missed, all wrapped up with a bow.
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Everything is wrapped up with a fairly neat bow, and fade to credits.
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For D'Agostino, camping is wrapped up with a bit of self-discovery, too.
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Eight years and eight seasons of television wrapped up with one explosive finale.
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That evening, the Republican primary season wrapped up with contests in five states.
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We the Artists wrapped up with a dance party in the Highways Performance Space.
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All right, so how did you get wrapped up with the Trump people then?
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He's totally wrapped up with the history of this country in so many ways.
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Trump's campaign spent $2000 million in the period and wrapped up with $2427 million.
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She just got wrapped up with a criminal and a manipulator who steered her wrong.
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Part 4 The debate wrapped up with the candidates sharing personal stories about unlikely friendships.
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It didn't demand anything from me, and it delivered everything wrapped up with a bow.
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They want a story to be wrapped up with a label and a pretty bow.
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It seems like the people wrapped up with visibility around their sexuality are cis white people.
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This isn't a program that wrapped up with the end of Women's History Month in March.
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Sexiness is a tricky concept, because it tends to be wrapped up with the male gaze.
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Because they partly reflect our ideals, hospital and public-health policy are wrapped up with it.
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Space is completely wrapped up with this kind of stuff, which is what makes it interesting.
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In the first instance, Mexican trade relations appear to be wrapped up with the renegotiation of NAFTA.
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The first hour wrapped up with Chance the Rapper, who surprised DeGeneres — "a truly special person" — with flowers.
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It wouldn't be about Han, Chewie or Lando, whose stories are all wrapped up with a neat bow.
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The candidates hit the campaign trail as early voting wrapped up with record tallies in several battleground states.
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"Security has been wrapped up with accessibility since the beginning," says Lainey Feingold, a disability rights lawyer and author.
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Soon he gets wrapped up with Robert Suydam, a rich occultist dabbling in strange powers he doesn't fully grasp.
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The larger question now is: how might have an alleged Chicago area gang leader gotten wrapped up with ISIS?
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The champion has been crowned, and the sixth year of professional League of Legends wrapped up with a powerhouse match.
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I'm just about wrapped up with my follow up record and I am about to send it off for engineering.
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Last year, the Yakuza series wrapped up with its sixth and final entry, which bid farewell to lovable hero Kazuma Kiryu.
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A subdued White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner weekend wrapped up with partygoers gathering for Sunday's annual Thomson Reuters VIP brunch.
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Obviously you are right, but today isn't the day to get wrapped up with convincing people that this is the case.
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The first week of talks just wrapped up, with US officials pushing for major changes that the other two countries oppose.
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All that and we wrapped up with some Bezos fluff because we all deserve a break during this time of the year.
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The whole thing is wrapped up with the distinctive Nintendo charm, which makes repeatedly rolling tiny pieces of cardboard somehow feel fun.
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Unfortunately, this more compelling part of the program is far too short, and quickly wrapped up with the host summarizing the learnings.
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It's unclear if cameras were rolling while Ceaser was getting busted -- presumably, VH1 is all wrapped up with filming the 8th season.
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Clinton wasn't totally off the hook: The interview wrapped up with Mr. Galifianakis asking if the two could stay in touch by email.
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It's easy to get wrapped up with work that's safe and familiar and to hoard tasks simply because we have always owned them.
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"On the one hand, you've wrapped up with your former clients — no one is going to email or call you," Mr. Fradkoff said.
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You are just so wrapped up with anger and jealousy that you can't have this body that is impossible for you to achieve.
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In Conversations With Friends, the intensity—the truth—of love is also wrapped up with the woman's willingness to do anything for the man.
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The morning wrapped up with a keynote address by former President Barack Obama, and then a conversation between Obama and Bill and Melinda Gates.
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After the mini-series revival wrapped up with a cliffhanger, he said, "I can tell you, almost without a doubt, we will come back."
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The band wrapped up with a performance of Motörhead's "Ace of Spades," as a tribute to metal legend Lemmy Kilmister, who died in December 2015.
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Or, mostly, for finding a version of herself that's not entirely wrapped up with child-rearing, which had been her primary role in prior seasons.
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But after he did, some sharp observers noticed another detail: the laptop on his desk, which seems to have a webcam wrapped up with tape.
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As is the case with so much of his presidency, the justices' fiercest disagreements over Trump's policies were wrapped up with disputes about Trump himself.
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Instead of ending in a single victory speech, the night wrapped up with each candidate giving their supporters an upbeat address hinting at a win.
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My evening without electricity and wifi wrapped up with an impromptu stargazing session on the wooden bench, a total luxury for someone living in a city.
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The Royals (30-26) are coming off a four-game road sweep at the hands of Cleveland, which wrapped up with Sunday&aposs 323-0 loss.
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Science in our time, just in time, is coming full circle to explain that thinking and feeling are all wrapped up with each other in every nanosecond.
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The star opened up about a moment in which she was so wrapped up with her newborn baby that she forgot to dress for her package delivery.
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Stocks rose on Friday as another round of trade talks between the U.S. and China wrapped up with investors increasingly more hopeful a deal will be struck.
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Tuesday's premiere of This Is Us left fans stunned after the show wrapped up with a big twist at the end, but they weren't the only ones.
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We've got our sparkly looks already locked down and wrapped up with a metaphorical red velvet bow (and by that, we mean a red velvet choker, of course).
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I felt my fear of living without her and symbiotic sadness for everything she regretted or missed, wrapped up with both my parents' sadness about not having grandchildren.
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" But, Lilla notes, Strauss's hope for returning philosophy to its classical beginnings could—with a little "esoteric" stretching—be read into a messianism "wrapped up with American destiny.
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It's not a perfect, wrapped-up-with-a-bow ending: There's a sad realization, followed by a recognition that things might never be the same as they once were.
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Other Bowie hits such as "Rebel Rebel" and "Let's Dance" had the crowd dancing and the show wrapped up with a children's choir and the audience singing "Space Oddity".
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The first week of ELeague's Street Fighter V Invitational wrapped up with a few landslide victories and a handful of upsets as players battled for spots in the group stages.
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The service wrapped up with the playing of the Australian and New Zealand national anthems and "God Save the Queen" before William left alongside Ardern and the group of dignitaries.
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The awards, celebrating their 40th anniversary, wrapped up with past winners performing "What I did For Love" from "A Chorus Line", which won best new musical at the 1976 ceremony.
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Sitting on the edge of a grave, he was intently wrapped up with every move, at once thrilled and anxious as the birds tangled their necks together and delivered blows.
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But those memories are all wrapped up with memories of how Kylo Ren turned to the Dark Side and destroyed his Jedi school, and he doesn't seem interested in memories.
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Illinois responded with another brisk, run-heavy drive that junior running back RaVon Bonner wrapped up with a 224-yard run through the left side for a 2122-3 lead.
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Grey's Anatomy's love triangle between Amelia, Teddy, and Owen just wrapped up with Owen choosing Amelia — so naturally it was time for the show to focus on its next love triangle.
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Here are some other seasonal movies with truly egregious parenting that, in some cases, probably should have wrapped up with a call to child services instead of a warm, fuzzy ending.
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Suffice to say that he works on a game show where spinning occurs.. All of this is neatly wrapped up with a revealer that suggests we get some exercise: SPIN CLASS.
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Pete Davidson is no stranger to relationship rumors, and it looks like the latest one — that he has been wrapped up with actress Margaret Qualley — might have some truth to it.
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The press conference wrapped up with the right-wing One America News Network's White House correspondent baselessly attacking mainstream media outlets for "siding with foreign state propaganda" over Trump amid the pandemic.
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He kicked off the yearly WWDC keynote on June 7 and wrapped up with a look at iCloud, Apple's answer to cloud-based storage services, just 121 days before he passed away.
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Loville says he had an addiction to prescription pain pills before getting wrapped up with ODOG ... stemming from 20-plus concussions sustained during his nine-year career with the Niners, Broncos and Seahawks.
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But my rights are wrapped up with hers, so I have to fight like fuck for her to have as many as she wants—not just for her sake, but for mine, too.
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Their date wrapped up with a romantic bike ride to her place, we're told around 10 PM. No word if Leo had another model lined up after that ... but we wouldn't be surprised.
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Bernard Arnault, the CEO of Louis Vuitton's parent company LVMH, is a French billionaire who is the third richest person in the world and has had business interests wrapped up with Trump's presidency before.
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A summer day set in motion with an outdoor fitness class, continued with a kayaking excursion and wrapped up with a theater show al fresco may sound like the dreamy ideal of an upstate vacationer.
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Our work identities are so wrapped up with our personal identities that we sometimes fail to differentiate between the two, and that's a trap that can keep people in careers that don't make them happy.
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The recriminations came as the latest round of talks in Geneva on the Syria crisis wrapped up with the parties having barely touched on the four "baskets" of issues that were scheduled to be discussed.
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They insist progress is being made after a 16-month trade war, even if an agreement is not wrapped up with Beijing in time for the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in a few weeks (Reuters).
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Based on the novel by Robert Ludlum, who also created The Bourne Identity series, The Janson Directive was published posthumously and tells the story of an ex-Navy Seal who gets wrapped up with the government.
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He wrapped up with a jab at Klobuchar and Biden: The fight, he said, is with the "greed and corruption of the pharmaceutical industry … Joe is not talking about it, Amy is not talking about it."
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With its season officially wrapped up with a 6-9-1 record, Green Bay can now begin its search for a permanent replacement for McCarthy in hopes of taking advantage of what remains of Rodgers's prime.
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The second season of this dramedy series, about three suburban mothers-turned-criminals, wrapped up with Beth (Christina Hendricks) taking out Rio and suggesting a new money laundering plan to Ruby (Retta) and Annie (Mae Whitman).
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DeVos announced the proposal right before the Thanksgiving holiday, meaning that the people most affected by the changes — students and faculty — were either away from campus or wrapped up with finals for half of the comment period.
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"That's what she said ... she wants to work together, and so do I." As my Blackberry started to buzz under my chair with reaction to Bush's remarkable comments, the President wrapped up with his familiar Texan colloquialism.
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Today's lunch is spaghetti (which I have learned to eat with chopsticks), chicken and rice soup, radish kimchi, kiwis, and something they call pizza that is actually a tortilla wrapped up with cheese, cubed ham, and corn inside.
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Mueller's probe, which wrapped up with the submission of his report Friday, had generated dozens of indictments, several guilty pleas, including from former Trump personal lawyer Michael Cohen, and the conviction of Trump's former campaign chief Paul Manafort.
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The first season of the surprisingly sweet dating social experiment Love Is Blind may have wrapped up with March 5's highly-anticipated reunion episode, but the love between crowd favorites Lauren Speed and Cameron Hamilton has not.
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Less than 100 hours after the old season wrapped up with the Presidents Cup in New Jersey, the 2017-18 campaign starts with the Safeway Open at Silverado Resort in the Napa wine country north of San Francisco.
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It turns out that longtime X-Men editor and composer John Ottman pitched a script for a spinoff movie about the Beast to Kinberg, but the guy was too wrapped up with Dark Phoenix to give it a read.
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In the glare of the coming national political race, Shehbaz Sharif will also face tough scrutiny of his business dealings — often wrapped up with his brother's — and about accusations of security abuses during his three separate terms as Punjab chief minister.
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This is easier said than done, because Michelle has gotten herself wrapped up with CURI, a mysterious company that's not just tracking the dreams of patiences in a sleep study, but has also put out an augmented reality game for users to play.
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The week wrapped up with Congress putting the finishing touches on a bill to finance relief and recovery from Hurricane Harvey, only to leave residents of Florida and adjacent states staring down the barrel of an even larger and more powerful hurricane.
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After a week of fan festivals filled with celebs and pro athletes at Macy's in Union Square, the Sports Illustrated Experience wrapped up with an epic bash on Friday hosted by SI Swimsuit models with a special performance by pop sensation Iggy Azalea.
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Okay, that's hyperbole, but as "Liars" wrapped up — with an extended sequence where both June and the Jezebel Marthas cleaned up the body of Commander Winslow, whom June stabbed to death — I was finally vibing with what this season was trying to do.
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On the night Faigy Mayer died, her body lay on Fifth Avenue until it was wrapped up with all the blood and tissue around it, according to Jewish tradition, and sent to Borough Park to her bewildered parents and their local funeral home.
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The Prelims: Ortega Dodges Defeat with Thunderous Third-Round Knee After a tribute to late boxing legend and humanitarian Muhammad Ali, and a spine-tingling "Ali" chant from the California crowd, the UFC 199 prelims wrapped up with an interesting featherweight bout.
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Miami got a close up with two of their former stars on the just-completed road trip, which wrapped up with a 114-84 loss at James and the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday and a 105-100 setback at Wade and the Chicago Bulls on Saturday.
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After the formal remarks by the former presidents and the other speakers, the service wrapped up with readings by Sidney McCain, another daughter of the senator, former Senator Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, and a homily by the Rev.
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Like most sitcom finales — and particularly like Schur's last big finale, the 2015 ending of his series Parks & Recreation — The Good Place wrapped up with a hefty dose of sentimentality and friendship, as the characters said their last goodbyes, then moved on into the wider universe.
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"There were CO2 (carbon dioxide) canisters wrapped up with duct tape, but no way to detonate, and a pressure cooker with an alarm clock, and some nails but no explosive device, so you've got to treat them like they are potentially lethal and go from there," Henry said.
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Following a quick clothes change, Taylor and aide Scott Weldon continued with an open mic session at an association of maritime industry workers and wrapped up with district office meetings, including an info session with a handful of Girl Scouts and an education group collaboration on legislation updating Pell Grant awards.
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President Donald Trump's joint news conference on Wednesday with Finnish President Sauli Niinistö began with Niinistö making a remark that was widely interpreted as throwing shade in Trump's direction, and wrapped up with Niinistö chuckling as Trump berated a reporter who had the temerity to point out that Trump wasn't answering his question.
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By the time he wrapped up with one of his go-to bangers, "Castanets," a New York Dolls kind of thing with the cheeky chorus "I like her better when she walks away" (for a while, he'd stopped playing it, after he learned that George W. Bush had it on his iPod), an anonymous donor had given twenty-five thousand dollars to the wheelchair cause—mission accomplished.
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"I think we've allowed to get (the immigration argument) wrapped up with things that don't matter like the jurisdiction of the ECJ (European Court of Justice), which frankly is an issue people have been banging on like Bill Cash (a British politician) for years and do not matter to the vast majority of the British people," Turner, who is now the chairman of the Institute for New Economic Thinking, said.
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That quest gets nudged forward just a bit in Jason Bourne, Damon's first crack at the character in nearly a decade, and a movie that absolutely did not need to be made: After all, Ultimatum wrapped up with our hero as close to the truth as he was ever going to be, having finally gotten some comeuppance against the CIA bureaucrats who turned him into a killing machine—and then plunging into the East River, alive and kicking.
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