Sentence examples for ribbon cut from inspiring English sources
A couple of Saturdays ago, a memorial highway up the Whiteface was opened officially, a ribbon cut.
The ribbon cut, Mr. Ravitch gave a short speech lamenting that he had spent six months dealing with deficits instead of job creation.
Difficult, too, on the day in 1949 when Ms. Skelton became the first woman to perform the inverted ribbon cut at an airfield in Oshkosh, Wis.
When Freedomland opened on June 19 , 1960 ribbon cut by the singer Pat Boone, it was billed as "the world's largest entertainment center".
American aerobatic pilot who traveled the U.S. air-show circuit during the 1940s, performing such daring maneuvers as the "inverted ribbon cut," which consisted of slicing a ribbon with the propeller of her Pitts biplane, Little Stinker, while flying at about 240 km/hr (150 mph) upside down just 3 m (10 ft) off the ground.
The "inverted ribbon cut" was one of Betty Skelton's most daring maneuvers, in which she flew her single-seat, open-cockpit biplane upside down at about 150 miles per hour, maybe 10 feet above the ground, and sliced through a ribbon stretched between two poles.
Adults, youth, and children from Cherry Ann Street shared their goals in preparing for the June 10th 2nd Park Ribbon Cutting as well as their summer planting and stewardship priorities.
When cutting the ribbons, cut at an angle to prevent further fraying.
The welcome was organized by the American Foreign Service Association, the union for diplomats, which dispensed blue lapel ribbons cut with a symbolic slash to suggest that there should be no more blue ribbon commissions to study department reform.
Hot from the Australian sun, fat from too few ribbons cut, our celebrities waddled in waiting to revive their souls (and, ostensibly, their careers) through ritual humiliation, hunger and insect consumption.
I spent half of winter 2011 in San Francisco and, while there, ate an inordinate amount of tofu — specifically, in the form of five-spice-seasoned cubes or fiery ribbons cut from yuba (the thin sheets of bean curd "skin").
