Sentence examples similar to it's ribbon from inspiring English sources

It's ribbon-cutting, it's new opportunities.

"It was ribbons, embroidery and buttons that inspired us," said Mark Pollack, the design director of Pollack, a Manhattan textile maker with 18 new fabrics based on costumes in the Rhode Island School of Design Museum.

You look at it and say, "Oh, that's ribbon".

Yes, that's right, it's pink ribbon awareness month, um, I mean Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

It's literally ribbons of rust — which is what tape was called back in the day".

It's the green ribbon in this graph of our post-Sputnik history of research investment: Take a few columns and dive in.

It is a ribbon of a town in a valley floor, edged by lush meadows and great sweeps of mountain that teem with skiers in winter but in summer move at a slower pace.

Principles are, as it were, the ribbon we wrap around decisions we have already come to on the basis of particularistic casuistical reasoning.

It's shaped like Kitty's ribbon.

Then he'll lift a slab of dough and slam it down athletically until it's turned to ribbon-thick strands.

It was like ribbons tied in knots across her face.