用ribbons造句子，“ribbons”造句

Monarchs spend their lives cutting ribbons and attending funerals.

Then it hit me: this horse didn't care about ribbons, blue or otherwise.

Girls sometimes use ribbons to tie their hair in a ponytail.

Researchers assembled flat ribbons of nanoparticles - tiny bits of matter only billionths of a meter long - in a darkened laboratory.

The ribbons stretch from one end of the Northern Lights appear when the sun sends charged particles flying toward Earth.

She envied the girls she saw attending the Roman Catholic Church near the shop, "dressed in white party dresses and pink ribbons … the Methodist style was much plainer".

Taken obliquely, or from a side view, the shot captures fine ribbons of dark oil amid lighter-hued waters gleaming with reflected sunlight.

At first, he slept heavily, but, by degrees, began to roll and surge in bed, until he rose above the surface, with his spiky hair looking as if it must tear the sheets to ribbons.

Her mother interlaces her hair with ribbons.

The house was decorated nicely with colorful balloons and ribbons.

The rays of the sky make the sky colorful, forming a magnificent picture, like ribbons and ribbons, like layers of terraced fields, like continuous hills.

Very pretty, all the gold and ribbons, but I do not read your Westerosi scratchings.

Look at those shoes and ribbons wrapped around the models' calves, platformed ballet shoes -so pretty and girly!

On a shelf behind her desk that day were at least a hundred jars of strawberry jam, gaily tied with red-checked ribbons.

At the indoor civil ceremony, the grooms wore sport coats without ties, and had large red ribbons draped around their necks in solidarity with other people living with HIV.

Why use these ribbons and tags?

As I drew closer, everywhere I looked were pink ribbons - ribbons in the Windows, tied on the doorknobs, even up in the trees. The children and staff wore pink ribbons, too.

And that is not all: the edges of the graphene ribbons are smooth and armchair-shaped, and the ribbons themselves are either straight or zigzagged, depending on the monomers used to make them.

Cut these pastilles into small squares, toss in caster sugar and pack into pretty glass candy jars tied with ribbons and a gift tag.

And Faith, as the wife was aptly named, thrust her own pretty head into the street, letting the wind play with the pink ribbons of her cap while she called to Goodman Brown.

The cat has torn my scarf to ribbons.

The colorful fabrics are widely used in the luxurious fabrics such as brocade, satin and velvet, and are inlaid with decorative materials such as ribbons, edges, ribbons, embroidery and lace.

We are pleased to notify you that the whole of their extensive stock of silks velvets, ribbons, mantles, shawls, woollen and cotton goods. haberdashery, is now on sale at prime cost.

My daughter wears a dress embellished with lace and ribbons today.

Newly married couple driving away in a car with a "Just married" sign and tin cans trailing behind attached by ribbons.

After a parade, people would hold the ribbons and dance around the pole.

Gift within a gift, affection hidden within the ribbons.

The name Blackbeard came from Teach's trademark long, black beard, within which he would tie several ribbons of different colors.

It was billed as"the mother of all parades." And the organizers had promised that12 million pounds of confetti, a million yellow ribbons and6, 000 tons of ticker tape would be dropped on the veterans returning from the Persian Gulf war….