Another crown form in England and abroad followed the principle of the wreath and might consist of a string of jewels tied at the back with a ribbon or set in a rigid band of gold.
It ain't fancy — just a concrete beer garden where two cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon will set you back $5.
Blue lapel-sized ribbons, snipped with a symbolic cut, are appearing on diplomats' jackets this week as part of an organized campaign suggesting that the general eliminate "blue ribbon" commissions set up to study a department whose employees feel unappreciated and underfinanced.
Tie these two bags together with ribbon and set aside.
Ruth was made to stand very still while her mother fixed her hair up with braids and ribbons to set off her doomed expression.
"The Federal Aviation Administration currently lacks the organizational, management, and financial wherewithal to keep pace with the dynamic aviation community," the National Civil Aviation Review Commission, a blue-ribbon panel set up by Congress, concluded in 1996.
With our ribbon-cutting set for eight days away, Crosstown's donation was like manna from heaven.
And a ribbon cable (a set of wires arrayed side by side like a ribbon) began to fray on one side.
