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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a ribbon cutting" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a ceremonial event marking the official opening of a new building, business, or project.
Example: "The mayor will be present at the ribbon cutting for the new community center this Saturday."
Alternatives: "a ribbon-cutting ceremony" or "a grand opening event".
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"We have a ribbon cutting.
Hope there is a ribbon cutting".
These days, he said, "Most of the projects that have a ribbon cutting tend to happen".
On Wednesday, Mrs. Khaimov and her husband, Rabbi Amnon Khaimov, helped preside over a ribbon cutting for their restored synagogue.
Repairs could begin this summer, and politicians expect a ribbon cutting before the June 2014 primary election.
The final extension was opened at a ribbon cutting ceremony in 1949.
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He rarely missed a ribbon-cutting or a school play.
"Politicians love to come hold a ribbon-cutting for a new building," Mr. Zients said.
"You know there's a ribbon-cutting tonight at five-thirty?" I didn't know.
Later that year she announced a ribbon-cutting, called the newspapers and invited Commissioner Stern.
Los Medanos College held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its center last month.
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