The mom is sewn up, and the procedure is over.
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In extreme cases, the vaginal opening is also sewn up.
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The vaginal opening may also be sewn up or sealed.
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Within hours, Schumer had sewn up the votes, and Sen.
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Big Lev from Biz Dev had sewn up Silicon Valley.
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The holes in his body could have been sewn up—they just couldn't be sewn up in less than the five or six minutes it takes for the brain to die from lack of oxygen.
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Or, like a Chinese sausage bun with one end sewn up.
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"I wouldn't conclude (Biden) has this state sewn up," Henson said.
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The bodies leave Eusebio empty of their organs and roughly sewn up.
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The Boston Red Sox (pretty much) have the AL East sewn up.
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Even if, as Barack Obama suspected, Clinton had the nomination sewn up.
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The other leading performance categories also seem to be largely sewn up.
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In its most extreme form the vaginal opening is also sewn up.
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As I was sewn up, Daniel went over to check on the babies.
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There was one overwhelming takeaway from Tuesday's presidential contests: Nothing is sewn up.
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His accolade to come once inside is all sewn up as an honorary tribute.
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Now, a robot's sewn up incisions in a live pig's gut, all by itself.
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Once he'd sewn up his Republican candidacy, this was exactly the tactic Trump used.
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Here's another memo to the Hillary camp: you've already got the feminist vote sewn up.
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Let's go out on a limb and say he's got this résumé category sewn up.
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He could still be competitive in a race the Democrats were assumed to have sewn up.
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Republicans treat the system somewhat differently, but President Donald Trump has it sewn up this year.
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But he poured those resources into Iowa, won and pretty quickly had the nomination sewn up.
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Clinton's supporters, particularly as Mr. Trump has sewn up his race weeks before people expected him to.
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But the gloves are off for one simple reason: Hillary doesn't have the race sewn up yet.
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It's not as drastic, but just about all the playoff spots except for two are sewn up.
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"My God, that place is really sewn up; how's the baby going to come out?" he wondered.
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The injury, a wound about the size of a nickel, was sewn up with a few stitches.
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RFK also had the nomination all sewn up at this point, too.... and look what happened to him.
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Nobody can seriously accuse these innovators of having sewn up their markets or of depending on state favours.
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And anyone who thought Hillary Clinton already had this election sewn up, must now face a new reality.
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In most U.S. elections cycles, party insiders quickly coalesce around candidates once they have effectively sewn up the nomination.
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He already has the California primary sewn up, and he seems to be getting into a groove attacking Clinton.
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All the pieces of me that I felt were missing got sewn up the minute I saw his face.
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The Democratic nomination is all but sewn up, which leaves the question of what Bernie Sanders will do next.
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He enjoys putting photos of himself cuddling puppies and blondes on social media, and he has local politics sewn up.
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The next day, he took them out again, but he'd sewn up their pockets so they couldn't leave a trail.
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Whereas the four biggest carmakers sell two-fifths of road vehicles, liftmakers have the market sewn up far more tightly.
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With Donald Trump having sewn up the GOP nomination in early May, only the Democratic side really mattered on Tuesday.
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Threatening to veto the Berkshire offer suggests the fund doesn't have the financing sewn up and is stalling for time.
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I've heard that the SoftBank deal couldn't quite be finalized in time, although I've also heard it's all sewn up.
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By July, 2018, the company had sewn up $5 million in financing from a who's who of entrepreneurs and celebrity investors.
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With the growth gone and Josh sewn up, he walks out with minor swelling and a soon-to-be-smooth forehead.
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With the smartphone OS market almost entirely sewn up between Google and Apple, what's an alternative operating system maker to do?
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New England (14-2) entered the game with the AFC East title and a first-round playoff bye already sewn up.
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Altogether what this tells us is the big rise on the Times' valuation is almost entirely sewn up in its digital growth.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking that Google has search all sewn up, but that's not necessarily the case in Albanian-speaking countries.
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"From the moment he had the nomination sewn up, he should have been pounding the turf in states like Pennsylvania," Skelley said.
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Typically, the nomination is sewn up well before the convention, making the actual event a prolonged celebration of the party's newly anointed one.
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Typically, the nomination is sewn up well before the convention, making the actual event a prolonged celebration of the party's newly anointed one.
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Another veteran commission doctor, Anthony Curreri, an ophthalmologist fresh from having sewn up another boxer's face — "repairing," he will say — soon joins him.
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Amazon has audiobooks sewn up, which means that podcasting is the natural area for Spotify to try to differentiate itself from its competitors.
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Dortmund jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first ten minutes of the match and looked to have it sewn up.
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Trump, who has already sewn up the Republican nomination, also advocates for dismantling Dodd-Frank, but has given few clues to his plan.
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It's a testament not only to Moss (who might have just sewn up another Emmy) but also to the episode's director, Daina Reid.
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Nursed back to health, they return to their plane to find it scuttled — not by violence, but by being impenetrably sewn up in canvas.
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The theme entries are arranged to create a narrative about a fashion mishap which is sewn up in the end with an emergency fix.
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Keith Ellison (D-MN) had sewn up the endorsements of dozens of state Democratic Party chairs in his campaign against Obama Labor Secretary Tom Perez.
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The forecast of "three [or] four months" may have just been a ploy to buy time until Mr Trump had the Republican nomination sewn-up.
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Her embutido — the pork and sausage stuffing to be sewn up inside the chicken — required the technical precision of a French farce (finely puréed meat).
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Within minutes he had three match points, and his third semi-final at Melbourne Park sewn up when Tsonga pushed a defensive lob over the baseline.
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It was the evening after Donald Trump had effectively sewn up the Republican nomination; the night's conversations had been dominated by talk of polls and power.
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"It is not out of the realm of possibility that everybody that thinks that Hillary Clinton has got this sewn up is completely wrong," he said.
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At the national level, because of the patchwork of ballot access laws and the byzantine nominating systems, the parties basically have the presidential landscape sewn up.
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Granted, the primary there was held after Trump had already sewn up the GOP nomination, so it's possible and likely that fewer of his supporters showed up.
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Clinton had sewn up the bulk of available party endorsements by the time of the Iowa caucuses that year, normally a strong sign of party insiders' preferences.
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Jessa, especially, aspires to the stoicism of her father, or better yet that of her creations: their wounds sewn up, seams disguised with hair dye and glue.
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Thiem had victory all but sewn up at 4-1 in the fifth set when rain again interjected, keeping the players off the court for an hour.
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Both awards have been Oscar Best Picture predictors in the past, making it clear that Revenant didn't have everything sewn up as neatly as it may have seemed.
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After that bit's sewn up, Delaney just has to sit back and wait to be arrested, beat up, thrown in the tower, and tortured for 12 hours straight.
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Now he has nothing but nice things to say about Fox News, because he's sewn up the nomination, and the network has become very, very nice to him.
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In a live-streamed video from his home in Delaware, Biden sounded like he believed what the delegate math makes clear: He had sewn up the Democratic nomination.
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For years, California has been an afterthought in presidential primaries, because it usually votes long after candidates have sewn up their parties' nominations with wins in other states.
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The most-hyped designer of London Fashion Week's fall 2018 schedule back in February, Halpern's aesthetic has party season sewn-up, from high-impact prints to disco-dancing shapes.
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But conversations with several of the most prominent activists groups and progressive think tanks during the weekend events revealed that Warren doesn't have the progressive wing sewn up yet.
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He's got the nomination sewn up and based on what we saw today the RNC is not anywhere close to seriously considering running some kind of third candidate in November.
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The exchange was unusual, given that at the time Clinton was still locked in a primary battle with Sanders, and had not yet sewn up the delegates needed for nomination.
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Rangers NEW YORK — Leading by a goal with less than 10 seconds remaining, the New York Islanders saw a sewn-up victory transforming into a loss right before their eyes.
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Because as the Democrats voters seem unwilling at the moment to coalesce behind one person, it only increases the odds that this thing won't be sewn up any time soon.
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Na sank a four-foot par putt at the second extra hole at TPC Summerlin to see off Cantlay, but he should have had the title sewn up well before.
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Its 63-62 victory stunned Auburn, which minutes before the end appeared to have the game sewn up, and sent the top-seeded Cavaliers to their first national championship game.
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With high-profile investments from Alibaba and SoftBank fueling an impressive growth story since demonetization last year, you could be forgiven for thinking that Paytm has India's payments market sewn up.
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Indeed, as Vox's Andrew Prokop explains, this is one common theory for why recent polls have shown the race tightening: Trump has sewn up his party's nomination, whereas Clinton still hasn't.
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"My throat was stuffed, my mouth was sewn up, banned from making noise, I was not heard," she wails in "Mouth Mantra", as if she's breaking a long vow of silence.
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" During her speech, Warren fiercely rejected Trump's effort to portray himself as tough on Wall Street, saying, "Now that he has sewn up the Republican nomination, Donald Trump has dropped all pretense.
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Ta Lou appeared to have the race sewn up but fatally failed to throw herself at the line and there were moments of suspense before the result appeared on the stadium scoreboard.
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In Nevada, the stakes are even higher: Neither the presidential race nor the Senate race is sewn up for either party, but Senate candidate Joe Heck is running slightly ahead of Trump.
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If no presidential candidate has a majority of delegates sewn up on the first vote (which has not happened in more than half a century), then superdelegates can vote on subsequent ballots.
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But a Sanders win – even if it's a narrow victory and Clinton has sewn up the nomination – will leave Democrats fearing that he'll take his crusade all the way to the convention.
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In the women's 470, Britain's Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark finished eighth out of 10 in the medal race, to win a gold they had sewn up on points before the test started.
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In 1976, Jimmy Carter had the election sewn up as soon as he won the Democratic nomination thanks to a public that wanted to punish the Republicans and all crooked politicians for Watergate.
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TOKYO/PARIS/SYDNEY (Reuters) - In 2014, a blossoming friendship between Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe looked to have all but sewn up a $40 billion submarine deal.
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While Amazon has the indie book world sewn up with Kindle Direct Publishing, the desktop-based iBooks Author has always been the multimedia alternative and a favorite for folks creating one-off texts.
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I remember I wrote a feature about you for a tattoo magazine that was entirely about the song "All Sewn Up." That song pretty much single-handedly built up a Lucero tattoo cult.Yeah.
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The former New York City mayor's wealth is almost entirely sewn up in his company, which means he's worth whatever his company is worth, or what someone might be willing to pay for it.
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Fisher almost surely would have had the record sewn up next week, when the Rams travel to Seattle against a Seahawks team who were thoroughly humiliated by Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers.
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" There had been speculation in 2015 that Brown would enter the race, but, Gust Brown told me, "at that point, he had just gotten reëlected, and Hillary had it all sewn up, by everyone's account.
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It is hard to imagine a Ryder Cup taking place without him — or without Woods, who already had a non-playing spot on the team sewn up and was 11th in the final point standings.
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One crucial win "La La" missed was the top Screen Actors Guild Award, an Oscar bellwether that went instead to "Hidden Figures," adding a measure of frisson to a race that's all but sewn up.
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But it also happens here in the U.S. As part of the gruesome tradition, some or most of the female genitals are removed — including the labia and clitoris — and the vagina may be partially sewn up.
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In 2016, that hurt Clinton, as moderates who thought that the Democratic primary was sewn up (Clinton led by more than 20 points in polling) voted in the Republican presidential primary, often for then-Ohio Gov.
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When it comes to Romney, they remember 2012 and the image of him destroying President Barack Obama in the first debate, then settling back for the rest of the campaign, believing he had it all sewn up.
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"I really did not think this was mathematically possible," Burnham said in his acceptance speech, and neither had most pundits, who predicted that the "Star Is Born" director Bradley Cooper would have this debut award sewn up.
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The Wildcats (212-27, 20-211 Southeastern Conference) came into the matchup with the SEC regular-season championship already sewn up and without key contributor Ashton Hagans, who missed the trip to Gainesville, Florida, for personal reasons.
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By the time Snapchat gets around to more closely targeting local audiences in South Korea, Japan, China and elsewhere in Asia, it may find the market somewhat sewn up by a company that largely copied what it does.
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I had more time to reflect that, should an emergency situation occur, it was better to know someone who had once sewn up their own hand with dental floss than to imagine doing the same thing to myself.
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Bib 26 was the starting position for a racer with only the slimmest chance of getting near the podium, and the top contenders clearly thought the medals had been sewn up by skiers in the top 20 spots.
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You see a lot of rounds [being sewn up] in September and October and November and then they kind of stop until late January, then you start to see [most of them again] in March and April and May.
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Medicine can be a risky sector for startups but CB Therapeutics seems to have it as close to sewn up as one can reasonably expect; in a way it's almost alchemical, this ability to cheaply produce something so valuable.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - The darling of the Davos political and financial elite, Christine Lagarde has a second term at the helm of the International Monetary Fund sewn up just days after nominations opened, despite facing possible trial in France.
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Deep into Mr Trump's presidential campaign—indeed several weeks after he had sewn up the Republican nomination—it seems that his advisers were lobbying the Kremlin to help them secure permits and financing to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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I watched a video of a new kind of retractor that will more easily hold open belly skin while part of a stomach is cut out and sewn up, because you can't eat as much if your stomach is made smaller.
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Yes, South Carolina's primary next Saturday is only the fourth nominating contest of the season and yes, Sanders, the democratic socialist promising radical change to the US health care and higher education systems, does not have this thing sewn up.
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Apparently, 2502 is also proving a record year for giant rounds of $1003 million or more, with more than 2100 sewn up so far this year, which beat the previous all-time high of 224 in 26 (and, hey, it's still November).
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Spending the previous summer as a renter, living in a raw, undone sort of way, made Redd understand and appreciate the luxury of simplicity: the liberation that lies at the opposite end of the sewn-up grandeur he so convincingly creates elsewhere.
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Those who don't see Trump's nomination as inevitable want to avoid alienating all his followers, while those who think he has it sewn up are trying to persuade him to see things their way (which would be impossible if they repudiated him).
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UNICEF says that FGM is "concentrated in a swath of countries from the Atlantic Coast to the Horn of Africa..." For instance, an Ethiopian woman had her external genitalia removed and her vagina sewn up when she was only seven days old.
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With Stranger Things 3 all-sewn up and a fourth installment not yet in production, it will likely be years before we know whether that ominous post-credits scene, referencing an unseen American being held in a Russian detention center, reveals Hopper to be alive.
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He has sewn up endorsements of crucial Iowa evangelicals; deployed his pastor father, Rafael Cruz, as a surrogate; and activated networks of faith-driven voters like pastors and home-school families, which in a caucus state like Iowa are important in turning out voters.
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The Atlantic Division-winning Lightning, who matched the league record with their 62 wins and had sewn up the Presidents' Trophy for most points in the season by mid-March, will begin the second season by meeting the Columbus Blue Jackets (47-31-4, 98 points).
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"They are part of integrated supply chains sewn up in the ecosystem of seamless trade between the UK and EU countries," said Fergus McReynolds, director of EU Affairs at EEF, which is gathering information from its members on what elements of the current arrangement are most crucial.
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The Stars (423-242-29, 269 points) have already sewn up a spot in the playoffs for the first time since 2016, but they need one point in their final game, at home on Saturday against Minnesota, to secure the seventh overall seed in the Western Conference.
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MARK MAZZETTI Based on the timeline of events we have from Mr. Mueller's indictments and from voluminous media reporting, the Russian operation to interfere in the election really didn't begin in earnest until the spring of 2016, when Mr. Trump had mostly sewn up the Republican nomination.
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With the smartphone operating system market sewn up by Google's Android platform, which has a close to 90% share globally, leaving Apple's iOS a slender (but lucrative) premium top-slice, a little company called Jolla and its Linux-based Sailfish OS is a rare sight indeed: A self-styled 'independent alternative' that's still somehow in business.
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Kate Erbland, IndieWire: It's hard to ascertain if some of the film's narrative missteps are the product of bad editing or shoddy writing — or perhaps both in one messy stew… Even the film's conclusion — offering both sewn-up satisfaction and the inevitable open door for other franchise adventures — is marred by a weirdo break in logic that could have been fixed with some swapped pages or more coherent editing.
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A fantastical twilit scene painted in sumptuous shades of dark gray, green, and blue, "Late Afternoon" depicts a rocky clearing in the woods dominated by the wreckage of a camouflaged jet fighter-cum-skeletal monster and a giant Olmec-style head with its lips stitched together, a parallel to Wojnarowicz's own sewn-up lips in the famously harrowing photograph featured on the poster of Rosa von Praunheim's documentary Silence=Death (21984).
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And while the acting categories are pretty much sewn up by baby boomers — Frances McDormand, Gary Oldman and Allison Janney — and one Gen-Xer, Sam Rockwell, this year's nominations made winners out of a new generation of actors, bringing to the world's attention the talents of Daniel Kaluuya ("Get Out"), who went on to star in "Black Panther," and Timothée Chalamet, the young lead of "Call My by Your Name" who, by several accounts, gave the best performance of 2017.
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