Sentence examples for boy ribbon from inspiring English sources

The sky is flawless, blue like an IT'S A BOY ribbon.

Eric and Bruce Bromberg, the Blue Ribbon boys, will open Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken in the spring.

Tonight at 9 30, with the Blue Ribbon Boys opening; tickets are $7 (Pareles).

Still, all you have to do, while stuffed, is take a few steps forward and drop a twelve-pound ball on the floor, so there's no sin in downing the carefully considered greaseballs the Blue Ribbon boys sling your way.

Then again, many of the local bars offer excellent deals, like a prix fixe special at the Nomad World Pub of a tall boy of Pabst Blue Ribbon and a shot of Jameson, for $5. "Bars are like an afterthought," Mr. Kneeland said.

"I think it involves something with the ribbon," one boy says.

TAMPA, Fla .— At the end of a loud, slow and steadying set on Saturday night by the doom-metal band Saint Vitus, its singer Scott Weinrich, known as Wino, methodically distributed Pabst Blue Ribbon tall boys to members of the audience and sang an old song, "Born Too Late," over big riffs, a restful tempo and a minor key.

But the crab cake poor-boy ($15), with ribbons of iceberg lettuce and Old-Bay spiked mayo, is the sort of thing people might line up for at a beachside shack.

The boy wore a red "Fire Safety" ribbon pinned to his T-shirt, and he had a "Run Ryan Run" baseball cap.

Ribbon," a very small boy said to his mother, eyeing a display of oversized sparkly bows that looked as if they were made of sandpaper ($12.99).

One day this spring I went to a playground with an 8-year-old boy named P. J. A pink ribbon with sparkly butterflies held back his thick black curls, which he occasionally flipped dramatically.