Ribbons

The girl wore yellow ribbons in her hair.

Between two trees a rope is hanging; there is a piece of board upon it; it is a swing. Two pretty little girls, in dresses white as snow, and with long green ribbons fluttering from their hats, are sitting upon it swinging.

Ribbons will be awarded.

The hands trying to untie the knots / the ribbons speckled on the forehead / of poisonous spit, horrendous cries / he goes vibrating, making the air pulsate.

At the top of the building there is a frieze of carved ribbons.

Yanni and Skura distributed ribbons in memory of Ziri.

This year's official Christmas tree is a 5.5-meter-tall Fraser fir covered with white doves and ribbons bearing the names of U.S. states and territories.

There was a large babyhouse, beautifully furnished; there were many dolls of various sizes, and little chests and trunks full of nicely made clothes for them to wear—night-clothes, morning wrappers, gay silks and lovely white dresses, bonnets and hats, shoes and stockings too, and ribbons and laces, for the lady dolls; and for the gentlemen, coats, hats, vests, cravats and everything that real grown-up men wear; and for the baby dolls there were many suits of beautiful baby clothes; and all made so that they could be easily taken off and put on again.

Her little feet were encased in a delicious pair of heelless black alpaca sandals, with satin ribbons criss-crossing over the instep and tied in a bow just above the ankle.

To the sounds of music, they stretched and danced, and twirled ribbons and hoops, as a team of judges graded their performances. Alla Svirsky formed the Los Angeles School of Gymnastics 30 years ago, and coached the U.S. rhythmic gymnastics team in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.