Both words in one sentence
- Chef in Apocalypse Now was described by Captain Willard as being "wrapped too tight for Vietnam; probably wrapped too tight for New Orleans."
Source: Only Sane Man / Film - On the Doctor Who episode A Nightmare in Silver, the Doctor refers to Clara as "a mystery wrapped in an enigma squeezed into a skirt that's just a little bit too... tight."
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The treasurer and general have the king wrapped around their fingers, and people are elected based off how well they do at limbo and tight-rope walking.
Source: Literature / Gulliver's Travels
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