Sentence examples for of a ribbon from inspiring English sources
"It was kind of a ribbon effect," she said.
Fichte was the son of a ribbon weaver.
A ruffle the width of a ribbon is apologetic and domestic, like piping on a cake.
His points are better taken when he slips through space with the plasticity of a ribbon.
He was born in Switzerland, the son of a ribbon manufacturer, immigrated to the United States and was listed in New York City directories as a silk merchant.
He once cut a roll of toilet paper instead of a ribbon to celebrate the first flush of a new restroom.
The far wall acts as the screen for a three-hundred-and-sixty-degree video of a ribbon-cutting ceremony, while the flanking walls are hung with photos of delegation members shaking hands in the Swiss countryside.
So, to me, the news about stroke being No. 5 is exciting, yet not quite worthy of a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Instead of cutting a ribbon, we cut a cheesecake.
It turned onto a ribbon of black asphalt.
The stolen wreath had had a ribbon of red polyester.
