grammar - Can the verb "wrap" describe the current condition of something?

Suppose there are two situations:

1. 
   

   A line of people waiting outside some store is getting very long and the line goes around a street corner.

   
   


2. 
   

   A ribbon is glued around a water pipe.

   
   

Suppose the conditions in both situations are current conditions. I am exploring the possible usage of the present tense of the verb "wrap" for those two situations:

The line of people wraps around the street corner.
The ribbon wraps around the pipe.

Is the usage of the present-tense "wrap" to describe those two current conditions correct?