She often translates elements into swiftly moving ribbons of color or layers of bold, abbreviated, semiorganic shapes.
Repeat the process again, moving the ribbon closer to the flame if the edge does not feel different.
And she sure covered a lot of ground, cantering across the mat like a lovely dancing pony, keeping the ribbon moving which, granted, is the point.
Move the ribbons to your right hand.
The jet stream is a fast-moving ribbon of winds high in the atmosphere and when it is strong and coming right for us then our weather turns stormy.
They are then cranked, and the audience experiences one long, moving picture, a ribbon-like illustration of, in the duo's case, old ballads.
Walking slowly between two rows of speakers, arranged so that each voice comes from a pair on opposite sides of the room, was like moving through discrete ribbons of sound.
It is not a simple ribbon of moving water but rather a complicated network of currents that tend to shift course over time, to disappear and then reappear, and to develop eddies along the margins.
The aurora, ribbons of moving, bright lights caused by charged solar particles that congregate through magnetic pull toward the earth's poles, is not a sure thing on any given night.
So much so that when showing galleries we decided to make the title and thumbnail "ribbon" move out of the way after a few seconds so you see the image unobscured.
