Sentence examples for knotted ribbon from inspiring English sources

Fold the knotted ribbon to fix the clip with the knot on the obverse side.

The curious case of the knotted ribbon, the opaque qualification criteria, the home nation places and the weeping teenage gymnasts reached an independent tribunal in London on Wednesday.

The consequences of a single knotted ribbon have spiralled into a wide-ranging debate about Team GB's selection policy for the 2012 Games and the degree of leeway that should be afforded to sports for which it may be a once-in-a-generation showcase.

The week after Britain's male artistic gymnastics team qualified for the Games in front of a packed crowd at the O2, the women's rhythmic gymnastics group narrowly missed out on qualification – thanks in part to that knotted ribbon – for a "home nation" place at the Games.

Start with a knotted ribbon or string.

He paints translucent glazes over oily, spotty underpainting, then adds gestural shapes like knotted ribbons or jelly fish or fluttering butterflies.

A slightly earlier series, presented together on one wall, depicts uncanny configurations of branches, stones or knotted ribbons as if they were isolated and suspended in free space.

At Valentino, for example, pretty little tailored pantsuits were trimmed with a ribbon knotted into a bow under the bust.

As a remembrance of the ponytail, however, she had twined a few strands into braids, with red wisps of ribbon knotted around them.

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.

It wouldn't take so long if it was being done by the experts, nor would the ends of my fingers be quite so blood-filled where I've knotted balloon and ribbon around them.