Sentence examples for ribbon wound from inspiring English sources

Because the tree can't hold heavy ornaments, it's best to decorate it with tiny white lights and a decorative ribbon wound through the branches.

In order to decrease the harmfulness of HEE, a unique flat steel ribbon wound pressure vessel (FSRWPV) is designed, whose inner shell material is austenitic stainless steels 0Cr18Ni9 (304) and the steel ribbon material is 16MnR (SA516MnR0).

There have been many researches on the flat steel ribbon wound vessel to date, but most of them have only aimed at optimum design or safe monitor at ambient temperature.

She was thin, then, and wore a red ribbon wound around her head and tied in a bow.

Straight pieces of the ribbon as well as the ribbon wound into toroidal cores were annealed to obtain nanocrystalline structure.

Either glue or stitch the wound ribbon piece in place.

It's no wonder, then, that included among her selection of work at Bergdorf Goodman is a gold ball ring that resembles a baby's rattle and a gold-and-diamond ring that looks like a wound-up ribbon, which in Greek culture is a symbol for everything from athletics to marriage.

Again, secure the wound piece of ribbon, either with glue or stitching.

The central part of the wound was left open and packed with saline soaked ribbon gauze.

They reported horses and cattle cut to ribbons, or left with gaping wounds that were quickly infected with screw-worm.

Her superb taste in songs ranges from Dave Frishberg's brilliantly sour apercus to compositions with lyrics by the indefatigable Fran Landesman like "Scars," a ballad that advises us to wear our emotional wounds like battle ribbons.