The phrase "a bow around the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an object that is adorned or wrapped with a bow, often for decorative purposes.
Example: "She tied a beautiful red bow around the gift to make it more festive."
Alternatives: "a ribbon encircling the" or "a bow encasing the".
Where better to tie a bow around the franchise than with Luke Skywalker's passing — Han Solo having already been despatched in 2015's installment of this latest portion of the saga.
You can use this to tie a bow around the top of your water bottle cover.
A woman on the dance floor wore a black minidress with a hot-pink ribbon knotted in a bow around the waist, while her partner was dressed in a navy striped button-down shirt.
Turning on slowly the gas valve, the liquid surface forms a bow around the nozzle due to the high surface tension of the solution.
But it was the substitution of Alvaro Saborio for Espindola that tied a bow around the win, with his first goal coming in the 88th minute from an Acosta through ball....and his 2nd coming 3 minutes later with Acosta once again recording the assist....leaving Vancouver with their head in their hands, wondering where it had all gone wrong.
Instead, draw a bow around the abdomen.
Our human obsession with putting everything into neat boxes we can tie a bow around isn't realistic.
Or throw a bow around a top-of-the-line treadmill, perfect for those snowy days when the gym is just a little too far away.
"I tied [the engagement ring] in a bow around our dog's collar," the funnyman told People.
No matter how corny or contrived you might think it is to put a bow around your bath towels or set the dining room table all fancy though no one is coming to dinner, staging can make the difference between a home that turns fast for a great price, and one that sits.
"To tie a bow around it would only make it uglier," Mr. Frost said.
