Sentence examples for ribbon to be from inspiring English sources

But beer (Pabst Blue Ribbon, to be exact) is clearly the tipple of choice.

For all the strangeness of the event, there's no way around the fact that Iowa presents the campaign's starting ribbon to be snipped, ducked under, or hacked through by the candidates.

We have measured the bandwidths of the micro-twisted-pair cables to be ∼1 Gb/s and the fusion spliced fibre ribbon to be ∼2 Gb/s.

You can expect Riddim Ribbon to be at the top of the App Store's bestseller lists very soon, and not just because the game is fun.

Figure 4 shows a SEM image of the surface of the initial ribbon to be used as a reference when analyzing the structure of the crystallized ribbons shown in Figure 5 (two different magnifications in Figure 5 are shown for each sample in order to demonstrate unusual microstructural features and non-uniformity at different scales).

On May 2, 1896, Congress authorized a "ribbon to be worn with the medal and [a] rosette or knot to be worn in lieu of the medal".

The jackets have been turned into ribbons, to be worn in solidarity with refugees, with proceeds going to the relief effort in Greece.

A fortnight before the graduation exercises at Radcliffe, somebody discovered that a mistake had been made about the ribbons to be used for tying up the diplomas.

At the Fleet Center in Boston, organizers of the first-round N.C.A.A. tournament games were awaiting red-white-and-blue sticker ribbons to be attached to the hardwood floor.

Commercial acceptance of PFMS requires ribbons to be cast with uniform thickness to tolerance.

The band structure of 20YBNRs is plotted in Fig. S4, which shows all the ribbons to be metals.