There are two types of ribbons tied around the key—short ribbons and long ribbons— and each type corresponds to a bit value.
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Girls put ribbons in their hair, so I put ribbons in my hair.
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Satin ribbons, for instance, are woven, unlike plastic ribbons, which are a continuous sheet.
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Ribbons are flying around the models, but black ribbons, as if for a funeral.
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I never wore ribbons in my hair but a lot of the girls wore ribbons (see Madison Kocian below).
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In "Ribbons of Hope," Lily's family moves into an apartment and she tells Elmo that her mother made her bracelets out of ribbons.
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Short ribbons are a 0 and long ribbons are 1, which means that the cipher hidden in the key has a value of 13.
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In preparation, Hyland also took part in the Olay Two-Week Moisture Ribbons Body Wash Challenge, using only the brand's Moisture Ribbons Body Wash for several weeks.
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The yellow ribbons became even more popular during the Iran hostage crisis in 1979 with many citizens decorating their front yards with yellow ribbons to show support.
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Wearing ribbons to support a cause is no new thing, as countless celebrities have hit red carpets over the years sporting ribbons of different colors to support this and that.
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Check out the full video below:It's sort of like watching ribbons undulating in the wind, until you realize that the ribbons are actually made up of millions of hungry bats.
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Documents, buttons, ribbons, porcelain — each has its own eccentricities.
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In one incident, Lise holds a balance on one point and, grasping the ends of eight ribbons above her head, revolves, while her eight girlfriends, holding the ribbons' other ends, run around her.
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Immersive murals juxtapose chessboard grids with ribbons of saturated color.
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There were pink ribbons and we gave and we're done.
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She became expert at rendering fur, silk, ribbons and lace.
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Decorating her cane with ribbons and flowers turned things around.
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The makers also combine clay with ribbons in bright colors.
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But my job is not to hand out blue ribbons.
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Along with that came more ribbons, more prizes, more rankings.
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Am I the only one who is reminded of ribbons?
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She cut cakes, she cut ribbons, she cut the rug.
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It also wants absolutely everything, with no frills or ribbons.
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Pink ribbons were tied around trees; highway billboards lit up.
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The ribbons are part of the "Stand With A.C.L.U." initiative.
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The Vice documentary followed these ribbons to locate human remains.
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In the "other" space, she wrote that ribbons are contraband.
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"We changed the ribbons and cleaned them, nice job," he wrote.
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She de-ribs the greens, then juliennes them into skinny ribbons.
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The groomed ice is slate blue interspersed with ribbons of black.
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Mourners donned blue and black ribbons with Melton's badge number, 1799.
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To finish off the crown, attach two ribbons to each end.
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Toy cars chugged through brown farmlands along black ribbons of road.
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In another, jicama is shaved into what the menu calls ribbons.
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Stores shut their doors or draped black ribbons on their windows.
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She finished the look by painting on ribbons of violet throughout.
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No, the story was given to them in ribbons and bows.
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I am rich, decadent ribbons of peanut butter enveloped in chocolate.
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Bright animal print cloth, slashed into ribbons, dangles over their shorts.
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Many of the pieces, including knitwear, came strewn with velvet ribbons.
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But he's not just going to cut ribbons and watch sports.
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When she dragged the scrunchie, she slashed its credibility to ribbons.
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Protests against President Trump were evident in speeches and blue ribbons.
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Protests against Mr. Trump were evident in speeches and blue ribbons.
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It'll have ribbons on it and people can put wishes on it.
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There were even small items like a button, ribbons and a pebble.
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Giant looms are used to weave carbon-fibre ribbons into huge sheets.
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So satin ribbons can't be stretched or deformed in the same way.
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The Raptors, ruined, change their team name to the Toronto Participation Ribbons.
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Plus, the thin ribbons of carbon fiber look beautiful on their own.
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Some wore ribbons and buttons with photos of their dead loved ones.
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My whole family wore the green ribbons in honor of the victims.
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Twombly scribbles, viscous red ribbons that belong in an ad for Cognac.
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Suddenly, you feel like someone has stuffed velvet ribbons into your ears.
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"The scripts on the ribbons are like secret messages," she told Gizmodo.
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I think that is what [the Vikings] have done on these ribbons.
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Luckily, Demario Wallace, head bartender at Pouring Ribbons, came over to help.
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Pros: Great selection of designs; gift wrap, bags, boxes, tags, ribbons, etc.
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That's partly because her shoes have ribbons that tie around her ankles.
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The procession overflowed with the usual ribbons and bows, petals and pastels.
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"The scripts on the ribbons are like secret messages," she has said.
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It's painted in gold leaf and has battle ribbons across the chest.
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Increase the speed to medium and whip until ribbons form, 2 minutes.
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In rehearsals, paper copies of the painting were fully cut to ribbons.
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There's something in the palm fronds, Like ribbons or debris or animals.
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The long strands of ribbons need to be sewn down, he decides.
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Ribbons and flags were hung in Colombo, above, to honor the victims.
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Democratic senators wore purple ribbons to raise awareness about the opioid epidemic.
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The severed bloodied head was wrapped in cellophane and festooned with ribbons.
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The chapters were bound in gray boards and tied with black ribbons.
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I started to adorn it, too — badges, pins, patches, key rings, ribbons.
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The color-coding and density of the ribbons correlate to emotional states.
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Tehuana headdresses and ribbons crowned the hair she wove into Indigenous-styled plaits.
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The machine spit out inch-wide ribbons of paper printed with the trades.
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Then I passed a bank with a sign of people wearing pink ribbons.
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The Inspiralizer makes it easy to turn fruit and vegetables into appealing ribbons.
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Avoid decorations with ribbons or other small parts that could be easily swallowed.
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"So we couldn't see things like solar flares, ribbons, prominences in 3-D."
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The Inspiralizer lets you turn vegetables into different-sized noodle shapes and ribbons.
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WAZER collecting ribbons at Maker Faire NYC: The proof is in the cutting!
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Politicians prefer cutting ribbons outside new schools to improving what happens inside them.
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But slide on some thigh-highs, add ribbons to your pigtails, and voila!
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Purists can play in a hard mode that disables autosaves and reintroduces ribbons.
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So we'd tie our phones to ribbons and hang them around our necks.
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Larsson then recalled similar designs seen in silk Spanish ribbons of Moorish design.
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Red ribbons rain down from golden tresses like prayers from a Wishing Tree.
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Surrounded by all those stars and medals and ribbons, he just couldn't resist.
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I lectured the children: Never share combs, brushes, hats, hair, ribbons, bike helmets.
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The ribbons are designed to frighten birds by fluttering and sparkling at them.
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Above them, birds fly around ribbons that are decorated with the women's names.
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A rainbow of ribbons, sequins, buttons, and zippers hung on a nearby pegboard.
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The Miami Heat dancers sported orange ribbons honoring the lives of those lost.
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The growing ice swirls into rounded ribbons that ripple and fold like petals.
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Also forbidden are "T-shirts, pins and ribbons" that encourage others to campaign.
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Here's why Negga and other stars wore blue ribbons on the red carpet.
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Each fisherman knew his net, marked with plastic ribbons and wood, by sight.
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They were like battle ribbons for soldiers, says Cleveland Sellers, another SNCC colleague.
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" I said, "I'm back, but look at me now — I got my ribbons.
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On a new album, "Diatom Ribbons," she continues to make her point clear.
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" And many stars donned black-and-white bracelets and ribbons that read "#TimesUpx2.
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The coaching staffs also wore ribbons in gold and purple, the Lakers' colors.
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Mr. Tejada still displays the ribbons he won that year in his bedroom.
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The US team should have handed out participation ribbons and charged a fee.
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So, when Olay approached her to take part in the brand's Two-Week Moisture Ribbons Body Wash Challenge, which called for her to use the brand's Moisture Ribbons Body Wash — and no other moisturizers whatsoever — it definitely gave her pause.
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You've seen him before, that handsome chef gazing at swirling ribbons of molten chocolate.
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Monochromatic ribbons were largely popular for women of all ages in 17th-century France.
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You get a choice of two blades: flat ribbons or 1/4″-thick spirals.
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And different types of ribbons will have different optimal tensions for the tightest curls.
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Last year across Britain, nearly 6m typewriter ribbons were sold, according to official data.
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He cut ribbons, fired people (at least on "The Apprentice") and took phone calls.
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But it seems that for politicians, it is easier to cut ribbons than corruption.
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They have been ubiquitous at events where ribbons are cut and black ties donned.
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The lucky dog has won a staggering 89 ribbons at dog shows to date.
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I eventually looked it up, and TIL that PBRS stands for Pabst Blue Ribbons.
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By year's end, the ribbons crowded for space, like shirts on a tenement clothesline.
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Narrow ribbons of oceanfront skyscrapers are backed by wooded hillsides protected as country parks.
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Senior military officers, with all their medals and campaign ribbons, left him singularly unimpressed.
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He wore Pilots' Wings from his time in the service, and several medal ribbons.
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The crimson ribbons of fine wine trickled delicately into his customers' bulbous crystal glasses.
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On each stem was tied a perfect bow of green, white and red ribbons.
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A bouquet wrapped in blue and white ribbons was placed in front of it.
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The Japanese Frenchies did not win any ribbons, but Godai declared the journey worthwhile.
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We've got several different kinds of paper, several different ribbons, and very unique embellishments.
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Finally scatter with the mint ribbons and edible flowers, if using, and serve immediately.
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He passed back by the woman with ribbons in her hair, tipped his hat.
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This week it's lemon chili pepper shrimp with zucchini ribbons and California chicken tacos — nom!
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People often believe, because of the pink ribbons, that breast cancer has been dealt with.
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You can grab ribbons if you even have them and use and just tie it.
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Breast cancer awareness is so much more than pink ribbons, painted bras, and feather boas.
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They went for a simple red and gold theme, with white lights and gold ribbons.
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Sometimes she wove blooms between rows of colorful ribbons; other times she wore them alone.
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Again, the local organizers, everything from blue ribbons in Mountain View to vests in Germany.
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And little baby Chi absolutely looked the part in her adorable white dress and ribbons.
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But the patterns in the ribbons are like a puzzle or a rebus to read.
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Within a few seconds on the ground, St-Pierre's face had been cut to ribbons.
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Murals, hand-painted signs, stickers in windows, ribbons on lapels, decals on police cars. #OrlandoStrong.
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He also liked moving the beads around, gnawing on the handles, and touching the ribbons.
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Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda and his date, his mom, are both wearing the ribbons, too.
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Tonight we are wearing orange ribbons in honor of Marjory Stoneman Douglas student Jaime Guttenberg.
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Nearly all the Chanel hats are novelties in ribbons or taffetas with simple ribbon trimmings.
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She sends intimate videos to him: necklaces being fastened, ribbons cut around a naked body.
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Whisk vigorously until fluffy ribbons form in the mixture and its temperature reaches 150°F.
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She taught herself leather tooling, screen-printing and chair caning, and won dozens of ribbons.
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It seemed almost everyone in town was wearing green lapel ribbons to honor the team.
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Multicolored ribbons were draped from cables over the red carpet in the Hall of States.
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A waterfall of ribbons and a crisply drawn temple perfectly nestle in spaces in between.
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We all wore orange ribbons, attached by safety pins, including the girls on both teams.
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We learned flip turns and racing dives and garnered ribbons at meets with other clubs.
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There were dresses fashioned out of household items like recycled cardboard, ribbons, towels, Bubble Wrap.
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During a press conference announcing the arrests, officers and detectives wore purple ties and ribbons.
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Dangling shoelaces, fringed toddler skirts, and ribbons tend to trip up the smartest robot vacuum.
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A model sold by Williams-Sonoma also has a spiralizer for vegetable ribbons and strings.
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But gravity will disrupt the stars and strew them across space in vast, spectacular ribbons.
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Social media users were quick to start asking questions about what the ribbons signified, as stars including Lin Manuel Miranda, of "Hamilton" fame, actress Ruth Negga of the nominated film "Loving," and Barry Jenkins, the director of "Moonlight," hit the red carpet with the ribbons.
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I do love the fact that the viewer gets to feel the ribbons brushing up on their arms and shoulders in a way that is similar to the feeling those of us had in our hands as we cut, rolled, and tied the ribbons.
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Turns out, it's really hard to run when one of your legs is cut to ribbons.
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To make the bridal bouquets more dramatic, our florist added long ribbons for no additional cost.
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Neighbors had decorated their home with blue and white balloons and tied ribbons around their mailbox.
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In the end, she did pretty well, carrying off a few blue ribbons and other commendations.
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If they knew they were dead they'd be wearing mourning ribbons, which are almost always black.
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This time, Spero would literally build the pole and drape the ribbons and create the heads.
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People in our neighborhood put pink ribbons everywhere and changed their Facebook profile picture to hers.
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They protested at the Capitol building in 1913 while wearing buttons and ribbons for the cause.
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A robot could take over every politician's favourite task of cutting ribbons to inaugurate new buildings.
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He encouraged Oscar attendees to wear rainbow-colored ribbons to stand in solidarity with the movement.
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Professional golfers around the world are also showing their support for her by wearing black ribbons.
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Blue and white ribbons (Wyoming High School's colors) adorned trees around the school to honor Warmbier.
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Willow had a Renaissance Fair flare with her sparkling headpiece, with ribbons flowing down the side.
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Since October, all across Catalonia, the lampposts, bridges, and facades have been decorated with yellow ribbons.
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Some magazines will print ads with white ribbons on them to symbolize mourning, according to AdAge.
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The man is curling perfect ribbons on the pitch, delivering his teammates all kinds of presents.
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Some distribute scrolls of paper tied with ribbons, bearing photocopied prayers and testimonials written in longhand.
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Did you notice the blue ACLU ribbons at the Oscars, or Emma Stone's Planned Parenthood pin?
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Many women wore indigenous dress of black skirts and colorful tops, their hair braided with ribbons.
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Mahmudabad has gotten photos from all over India showing people wearing black armbands or black ribbons.
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Lunch began with marinated sea bream, laid delicately into a glass bowl atop ribbons of zucchini.
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Many runners wore yellow ribbons in honor of the tragedy's victims and their friends and families.
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Undeterred, Mr Kuroda spent September 21st removing the ribbons on a new parcel of monetary playthings.
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They are identifiable by ribbons on their chests, like the prize winners at a county fair.
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There she placed her Quran, swaddled in a maroon velvet cover and decorated with multicolored ribbons.
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Ms. Turner fixed the girls' hair, tying it off with gold ribbons they picked out themselves.
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This woman looks fantastic: she has ribbons in her hair, lots of beads, she's colorfully dressed.
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In 1961, the K.G.B. seized the manuscript and everything associated with it, including the typewriter ribbons.
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" Energy Transfer Partners: "Very controversial ... We cut it to two-thirds and ribbons in the $40s.
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Jeanne Shaheen's office led the effort, her office said, handing out the ribbons to other lawmakers.
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I watched something I love get thrown to the dogs and ripped to tiny fucking ribbons.
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Volunteers scurry around backstage, braiding hair and tying ribbons, sewing loose seams or taping up hems.
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Real Art Ways, a nonprofit art space in Hartford, showed the items — adorned with their ribbons.
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My father was in military dress, with ribbons on his chest and pins on his collar.
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The Last Steep serves $2 Pabst Blue Ribbons, $6 bloody marys, $6 margaritas and $8 burgers.
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She would use ribbons and fabrics as the basis for the colors she wanted to make.
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The lighter bands rise the highest, while thicker clouds represent the darker ribbons in the band.
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On an unnamed island, random objects are beginning to vanish — birds, hats, flowers, ribbons, and more.
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They're known for this cocktail, which is garnished with cucumber ribbons, rose petals, and juniper berries.
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"Then I remembered seeing them in similar Moorish designs in silk ribbons from Spain," she said.
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"Support Our Troops" bumper stickers and yellow ribbons seemed sincere to me when the war began.
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A toy horse, a locomotive and a Santa Claus ornament sit among discarded ribbons and ornaments.
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Knives, lighters, and scissors (oh, so many scissors) take the place of ornaments, lights, and ribbons.
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The bridal procession passed through an aisle formed by the ushers, who held white satin ribbons.
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Pappardelle is a great choice here: saucy juices like to cling to those wide, delicate ribbons.
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" Blue (ACLU) ribbons: Ruth Negga, Karlie Kloss, Lin-Manuel Miranda "It doesn't detract from the looks.
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Just look for the hallway lined with dozens of award ribbons, all neatly arranged in frames.
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"Lots of people have donated fur and ribbons and lots of stuff," he told ABC News.
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If you look closely, you'll see that the ribbons on my uniform jacket are upside down.
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The ribbons of one of the Flowers' pointe shoes came completely undone early in one number.
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On this year's red carpet, celebrities wore black-and-white bracelets and ribbons that read #TimesUpx2.
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Many wore black ribbons to commemorate what they said was the start of the "Rohingya genocide".
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She added blue ribbons to stools she found at Home Goods, and Bozeman refurbished an antique dresser.
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You know, the scissor-wielding wiz who curls the ends of ribbons just right in an instant.
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There were some repetitive motifs, as well, like ribbons and tulle, and a few pairs of pants.
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As noted, they look like narrow ribbons in the night sky, featuring vibrant purple and white hues.
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There, he began to cut fabrics and learned to sew to help make his sister hair ribbons.
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She spun in the center of the circle of children, bright ribbons fanning out from her chassis.
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They can be used not just for clothing, but also for accessories, ribbons, and even craft items.
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Dozens wore green and yellow ribbons or freshly printed T-shirts bearing slogans supporting Santa Fe High.
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Participants did their best to bridge gaps using buses, ribbons, and even livestock to extend the line.
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I would put cute cheerleading ribbons in my hair, or wear high socks, just to stand out.
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The colorful ribbons that hold the medals around athletes' necks are partly made with recycled plastic bottles.
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BlackBerry Another former mobile giant that's been cut to ribbons by the dominance of Android is BlackBerry.
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I think we only spent about $40-50 on 6-7 ink ribbons throughout the entire project.
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I add in the last ribbons of sliced lox from Wexler's Deli (they're so thin they're translucent).
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I pulled the hair up slightly between the ribbons as an added touch of texture and whimsy.
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It's delicately hand-sculpted from rolling papers, seed beads, and pink and gold ribbons adorning the horn.
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Every once in a while, there was a burst of color — wooden totems wrapped in colorful ribbons.
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At first they merely play at being horse and driver; the ribbons are harness, reins and whip.
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One man, covered in ribbons, plays the part of the "ribbon fool," a prankster in traditional mummering.
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The decorations spelled out her name in big, glittery letters, and they included green bulbs and ribbons.
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The decorations spell out Jayme's name in big, glittery letters, and they include green bulbs and ribbons.
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Blaring horns become bold, frenetic lines atop a neon background; wailing guitars are sweeping ribbons of charcoal.
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An angelic hook exudes positive energy in ribbons, and is complimented by a deep but joyful bassline.
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I'd seen Ed's film Ribbons and the protagonist reminded me of a friend, and I was intrigued.
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In just a few minutes, the carver carves ribbons of wax, a teeny windmill, flowers and birds.
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With wreaths and ribbons decorating homes across the city, Boston, Massachusetts, offers a more traditional holiday experience.
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I felt like I was in a dream, dressed in an embroidered huipíl blouse, with my ribbons.
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You'll be able to customize signature lacy bits ($28) with pretty rosebuds, appliqués, ribbons, buttons and trims.
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Diaphanous gold and black chiffon dresses, bound with winding ribbons, pleated and worn with metallic cithara garlands.
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Officials called on civilians to wear white or tie on white ribbons to indicate they were noncombatants.
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The women wore long red skirts, white shirts and aprons, and red ribbons tying their hair back.
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The ribbons of coconut meat are seasoned with standard jerky flavorings like lime juice and black pepper.
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In the lobby, again unobtrusively, sits a basket of bold red AIDS ribbons, there for the taking.
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A 10-foot tree decorates this space, along with customized stockings and plenty of garland and ribbons.
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His pink heart-shaped lips frame the thick glistening ribbons of amber vomit waterfalling from his mouth.
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Use a vegetable peeler to shave off long fine ribbons from the courgettes, working top to tail.
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In 1995, on Valentine's Day no less, presented as an ivory-and-gold colored self-help book for the heteronormative, covered with soft paintings of roses and ribbons (ribbons!) and a diamond ring right smack in the middle, almost like a warning: You were not entering subtle territory.
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Graff takes his spray cans and unleashes them into torrents of colors that mimic carefully-applied découpage ribbons.
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She had no interest in support groups or pink ribbons or cancer walks; she just wanted to live.
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It's worth noting the service flags — Army, Navy, USAF, Marines, with battle ribbons — have made an Oval comeback.
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Donning red ribbons, they stood up and crowded around the podium, banging on it and on their benches.
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It's October, which means it's time to get out our pink ribbons, encourage those mammograms, and celebrate survivors.
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Each year, bright hats adorned with ribbons, feathers, and flowers top the heads of thousands of derby attendees.
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An auto shop across the street draped a sash over its sign, while an overpass bore blue ribbons.
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If that makes you think of ribbons and dolls, Bachchan latest film may make you change your mind.
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First, Potempa ties red, white and blue ribbons around a tiny section at the front of the head.
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Auroras, the entrancing ribbons of light frequently seen in high-latitude regions, can be significantly amplified by CMEs.
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Also below were long ribbons of white and red lights clogging the region's freeways with rush-hour traffic.
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When we were done, we rolled up the papers, tied them with ribbons, and sealed them with wax.
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A rushing Gulf wind slashes the banana leaves into ribbons and blows dead camellia blooms across the yard.
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What they call them razor balls, Bigurl sensors don't see 'em and they turn her tires to ribbons?
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It's reminiscent of the ink ribbons from Resident Evil, and makes an already tense game even more stressful.
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But to Aneta Bartos, taboos are like the flimsy red ribbons of finish lines: built to be broken.
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Add egg yolks and vinegar reduction; whisk constantly until it forms ribbons when the whisk is lifted. 3.
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The ground is not broken, nor are ribbons cut, without his full display of Albany's blue-curtained pageantry.
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The yellow ribbons they tied to bamboo and camellia brambles along the overgrown path spoke of their pain.
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And dusky olives, espelette pepper and lemon confit swagger among broad golden ribbons of pappardelle with rabbit ragu.
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This is the problem with society today, we're giving out ribbons to people for spelling their freaking names.
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According to Star, 34, the hair-like strands some customers extracted from their palette were actually ribbons fibers.
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And he made an outfit for a little play he did, where he tied all these ribbons together.
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"Do other people's memories of their teenage years include things like soccer competitions or blue ribbons?" they write.
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They tied onto its branches long orange, blue, green and red ribbons that fluttered in the afternoon wind.
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The elasticity of his Russian splits belongs to ballet; his flexibility is less like rubber bands than ribbons.
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Between quarters, cheerleaders danced in flowing white dresses adorned with ribbons in the colors of the Lithuanian flag.
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They are often beautifully wrapped and tied with ribbons, to be shared as gifts for the New Year.
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Plus, this company sends all purchases in beautifully luxe boxes with ribbons already attached; no extra wrapping needed.
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The gorges were silvered with lush olive groves that owed their fertility to brawling streams, thin as ribbons.
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At a Hilton Hotel, male employees wore purple ribbons on their suit jackets in support of the strike.
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It helped pay for new ribbons of asphalt on roads, an airport upgrade and the filling of swampland.
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High winds ripped through multicolored ribbons strung up high above the Great Stables of the Domaine de Chantilly.
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Unlike regular aurorae, which spread down vertically from main ribbons of light, the dunes&apos patterns stretch horizontally.
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All three Jonas Brothers members pinned purple ribbons to their suits in memory of the Kobe and Gianna.
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Eric Gorsuch's costumes — colorful ribbons artfully tied around naked dancers — were more intriguing than the thrashing, repetitive choreography.
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To do this, you'll have to drop off cloth ribbons at clothing recycling locations, which collect unwearable textiles.
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They also share betrayals and bloodshed — highly stylized (with red ribbons in "Julius Caesar"), but still shown unblinkingly.
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Along with paintings, the exhibit showcases period hats and bonnets embellished with silk flowers, ribbons, plumes, and feathers.
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I sampled a slice of Kranzküchen, a yeasted braided bread with ribbons of marzipan, and studded with raisins.
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Thousands of yellow ribbons are still tied to the railings, with photos, drawings, messages and prayers from well wishers.
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For the demogorgons, Upside Down Pralines gives you a chocolate ice cream with praline pecans and chocolate-caramel ribbons.
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Former heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali, left, who later cut one of the ribbons, looks on during the ceremony.
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He's collected champion ribbons at local fairs and is now saving money to buy himself a pick-up truck.
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The scrunchies, hair ribbons, and headbands we all wore back in the day are trending, too — especially the latter.
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"I think they're cute," the star told PEOPLE of why she decided to add the ribbons to her hair.
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"My burger bun creations, avocado ribbons and the avocado proposal post went completely viral, which definitely helped," Dike says.
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The language from first responders, mayors and the governors in impacted states is not wrapped in bows and ribbons.
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Jackson wasn't taken seriously — only 300 protesters showed up, and Whoopi Goldberg derided the ribbons during her opening monologue.
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CHEERFUL yellow ribbons are wrapped round tree trunks on Ladysmith Avenue in a well-to-do suburb of Sheffield.
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Images span the screen in ribbons, which expand with a subtle parallax effect as you scroll through the page.
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"The white ribbons were a representation of the limitations the witches have to endure in real life," Nyoni explains.
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The couture collection featured shimmering gowns in rich velvet and gold brocade with jewel-encrusted hemlines and swirling ribbons.
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Frilly tulle skirts, flower crowns with long ribbons down her back, I can't look at her picture long yet.
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Pile your zucchini noodles or butternut squash ribbons high and freeze them to be eaten later in the week.
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Manufaktura stocks traditional handicrafts; keep an eye out for hand-cut candles, which look like brightly colored candy ribbons.
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In the elaborate "Ribbons," he is heavily tattooed and spends most of his time slumped over a pub table.
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A short, bunchy dress, made from ribbons of velvet bonded to Mylar, outlined and exaggerated another model's narrow hips.
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It's pre-decorated in red ribbons and lights, so there's no excuse for not having a tree this year.
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Good Housekeeping used it to slice tomatoes, chop onions, debone a chicken, and even shred basil into fine ribbons.
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The horror you'd feel when you took a tape out of your VCR and unspooled the long, black ribbons.
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But Torra continued to display yellow ribbons - a protest against the jailing of Catalan independence leaders - from government buildings.
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The result was lavish: elaborately embroidered, bedecked with stones, pearls, ribbons and bows, mumsy and magnificent all at once.
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It might be, of course, if the reward at the end was a polished silver trophy with ribbons attached.
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Mix on low speed until ribbons start to form in the mixture and the color lightens, about 3 minutes.
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However, lest we get sentimental, the book is ornamented with twirled cancer-memorial ribbons, cut short at both ends.
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The ribbons were comforting for Lily, said Ms. Einhorn, who also works as senior content manager at Sesame Workshop.
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Those rippling aluminum panels — some 33,000 of them — simulate shiny mylar ribbons, tying the new building up in bows.
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The first time she turned him down, he sliced his face to ribbons with a piece of broken glass.
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At Marjie's, rich, charred ribbons of cabbage are brightened with cilantro and scallions and sprinkled with toasted sesame seeds.
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They got "I'm the birthday bot" adhesive ribbons, birthday hats, and in some cases, balloons tied to their structure.
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Meet a couple with three ovens and a house full of ribbons for their precision-made cakes and pies.
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Although they usually win most of the ribbons, they do have some competition from Kati Thornton, a local baker.
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One group of protesters wore red ribbons emblazoned "Resist," while another led a "resistance dance party" near the venue.
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The ribbons of fudge that blanket the donut-shaped shortbread reveal a back that is coated in more fudge.
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New to competitive sports, she propelled herself down the school track so fast that she was soon collecting ribbons.
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Positioned in a corner of the room was a white flocked Christmas tree with ribbons cascading from its tip.
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Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, the Democratic leader, will be handing out white lapel ribbons to the men.
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Pare the zest off the lemon using one of those clever little zesters which produces tiny ribbons of zest.
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Some of the brushstrokes move through space like sensual, grooved ribbons, while others underscore the painting's two-dimensional surface.
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William wore an Irish Guards frock coat with medal ribbons, Garter star and RAF wings and the rank of Colonel.
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These long ribbons of teeth are both comical and monstrous, resembling the ominous-looking bullet belts of soldiers and terrorists.
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Stars including Ruth Negga and Lin-Manuel Miranda also wore blue ribbons on their outfits, in support of the ACLU.
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We have been especially touched by the blue Kelsey ribbons that have seemingly appeared everywhere in Alabama and states beyond.
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I reheat the grains and the vegetables, coat them with dressing and arrange them in bowls with the omelet ribbons.
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Vibrant and textured, these gardens resemble assorted ribbons in a fabric store, planted in neat, parallel bands divided by color.
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They also wore white ribbons, and my son wore a green ribbon that Leah and I made for the graduation.
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He joined at 18 and in his seven years had already earned several ribbons and medals, including a Purple Heart.
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On campus and around the school, ribbons of blue and white -- Wyoming High School's colors -- adorned trees to honor Warmbier.
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According to reports, the ribbons are blue American Civil Liberties Union pins expressing support for the ACLU and its work.
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The label Hood by Air is showing skirts and pants cut at the knee, the bottom half suspended by ribbons.
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Community groups and organizations each adopt a room of the spacious mansion to decorate with trees, ribbons, baubles, and more.
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And they kept yelling and dancing until the final buzzer, when blue and orange ribbons floated down from the ceiling.
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I watched two black phoebes fly away from the ribbons fluttering in their direction, clearly disgusted by my decorating choices.
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But while those items may have good intentions behind them, pink ribbons don't tell the whole story about breast cancer.
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But lush, ornate ribbons of language are festooned over the bones of story, turning it into something rich and dizzying.
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Older children with Olympic dreams can sign up for workshops to create medals with clay, gold paint and bright ribbons.
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This repetition, made witchier by Jane MacDonald's costumes — ripped tights and leotards trailing sheer black ribbons — sometimes feels mundane, aimless.
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Ties My mother will tell you she doesn't miss New York, but the past wraps the present with its ribbons.
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They came with silk scarves emerging from the seams like ribbons, and mixed with logo-prints and swinging pleated skirts.
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"I wanted the ribbons to look like armor — a contrast to this idea of undressing I was exploring," he says.
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A perfectly clear globe of ice, to be cracked with a spoon, kept soy-marinated ribbons of geoduck deliciously cold.
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Mourners lit incense and left white lilies and roses where he fell, while many marchers carried white flowers or ribbons.
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Then you'll want to carefully layer ribbons of steak, followed by the grilled scallions and little nubs of foie gras.
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"The old formulation wasn't particularly distinctive," said Joaquín Simó, an owner of Pouring Ribbons, a bar in the East Village.
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Red roses with chiffon ribbons rested on the chairs, where the first names of the victims were painted in gold.
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She grew up winning equestrian ribbons and attended an exclusive high school, North Broward Preparatory School, in Coconut Creek, Fla.
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You can use it to replace pasta with zucchini noodles or create ribbons of colorful vegetables to top your salads.
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Beams that once supported a printing press are rigged with trapeze swings and glossy ribbons of fabric for aerial maneuvers.
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Toomey has constructed an engaging weave of competing stories that unfurl in multiple parallel ribbons, some never destined to converge.
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The closing number, "Ribbons and Bows", is exactly what a variety special climax should be: big and bold and colourful.
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When he didn't have time to buy wrapping paper for birthday gifts, I had them ready with ribbons by morning.
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Her husband, Jason Ralph, wore a bow tie he said he fashioned on the spot from one of the ribbons.
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Typically, the nude form is placed secondary to more brazen or suggestive visual elements like dildos, orchids, ribbons, and footprints.
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On the streets of Paris, French flags were dressed in black ribbons and European Union flags flew at half-staff.
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Broadway costumer William Ivey Long distributed silver ribbons for nominees and ceremony attendees to wear in observance of the shooting.
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Remove from heat and continue whisking until the mixture becomes creamy, and forms ribbons in the batter, about 3 more minutes.
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The organization is offering up blue ribbons to Oscar attendees who wish to show their support for the organization on Sunday.
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The cast includes everything from a young boy in a bright yellow robot suit to a girl with ribbons for arms.
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I'd love to grow my nails long and not have to worry about shredding my hands to ribbons in my sleep.
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The world thought Charles would flick the jab and try to cut Rocky's face to ribbons, but Charles' saw another way.
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At the final school performance of the year, other members of the dance team wore ribbons with their former coach's initials.
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We were admittedly skeptical when we noticed a steady stream of A-listers wearing hair ribbons over the past few weeks.
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"There are more ribbons on the fence now than there was before," said Frank Sheehan, a former state lawmaker from Ballarat.
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The details are so spot-on, right down to the tiny leg ribbons to mimic Rihanna's custom DSquared2 lace-up heels.
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Several competitors wore black ribbons in tribute to the 22 people killed after the suicide bombing in Manchester earlier this week.
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An untouched jar is deceptively smooth, but a quick excavation to the bottom reveals pockets of plump raisins and cinnamon ribbons.
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There's a circle of hell where you have to finish an assignment, and these eye-catching ribbons just keep glittering away.
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Classmates of the teenage victim, Sarai Lara, stood in the back of the room wearing pink ribbons as a symbolic memorial.
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The tree was decorated with green bulbs and ribbons -- green being the color often used to raise awareness for missing children.
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Cherry tomatoes and pickled tomatillos, meanwhile, delivered an acid kick to ribbons of hamachi crudo garnished with lime zest and shiso.
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The movement, supple and free, creates a sensual bounce as the women unfurl their limbs like ribbons strewn by a fan.
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Democratic lawmakers donned purple ribbons at Tuesday's State of the Union — in an effort to raise awareness about America's opioid epidemic.
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Blue ribbons had been tied six feet up the trunks of the street's stalwart oak trees, marking the high water level.
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Here in Massapequa, about 15 miles from Huntington, blue ribbons were tied to tree trunks and the front porches of homes.
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We talked over blood-red ribbons of tuna and strawberry shortcake and watched the restaurant from our alcove, our hunting blind.
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Hangars where Air Force jets have sheltered during past tropical storms began to groan and shudder before being ripped to ribbons.
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He hung a few ribbons up first himself, and invited passers-by to participate with just a box and a sign.
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The family has been spotted often at equestrian events, where Ms. Clifford, the owner of several horses, has captured blue ribbons.
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Before the speech, Ms. Shaheen personally encouraged her colleagues in Congress to wear the ribbons, which her office distributed to lawmakers.
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"Just keep your hand on the transect tape," he cautioned, referring to the plastic ribbons laid along the seafloor as guides.
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Along the way, she was awarded numerous ribbons and medals for her service, including a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart.
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Come for the writing ("The sticks, which I prefer, look like wide ribbons of fresh pasta") and stay for the argument.
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Ragged ribbons of fatty beef, lush and vanishing on the tongue, run through suan tang fei niu, a profoundly sour soup.
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"I got 22013 gold, helium-filled balloons and tied flags from each of the countries with ribbons to them," he said.
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The company sends him far and wide to cut ribbons on new projects and otherwise pave the way for deal making.
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The swirls of sediment made wavy marbled ribbons in the wall, and the clicking of our crampons echoed through the tunnels.
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"Eventually, Black began keeping unusually colored rats, which he decorated with ribbons and sold to women as pets," Dr. Kalof said.
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I also responded to the music by letting it guide me in picking the projected images that are inside the ribbons.
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In addition to the traditional spiralizing of veggie noodles and ribbons, this tool also juices, grates, and serves as a mandolin.
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After an emotionally charged political season, 2017's awards circuit saw a number of stars wearing ACLU ribbons and Planned Parenthood pins.
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In other examples, traditionally patterned ribbons tumble down from the crown and across the shoulders of the wearer, mimicking long, flowing locks.
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The boxes delicately tied with white ribbons are then placed in the handbags of the ladies, or in the men's side pockets.
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This new vision of Hollywood was the one that venerated Sidney Poitier, wore red ribbons for AIDS awareness, openly mourned Rock Hudson.
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She shows this with the boxing gloves covered in lace and satin, in intricate beadwork, in flowery filigree, in ribbons and bows.
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Many wore yellow ribbons in honor of Catalan politicians held in custody in jail for their role in October's illegal independence referendum.
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He dapples the stage floor with shimmering ribbons of light to mimic the play of sunshine or moon glow on flowing water.
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My Southern classmates had the shiniest curls and the most luxurious ponytails tied with ribbons that matched their colorful sneakers and tees.
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In the small city of Chapecó in remote southern Brazil, black and green ribbons were draped on fences, balconies and restaurant tables.
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Some celebrities got political the moment they stepped on the red carpet Sunday, with blue ribbons pinned onto their gowns and tuxedos.
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It's made up of photos of these little pieces of material, tab keys or ribbons or whatever, scattered in the roadside brush.
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The galaxy in the upper part of the image contains very pronounced tidal tails — long, extended ribbons of gas, dust, and stars.
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The ribbons meant I had accomplished in that sport but they laughed at me because of who I was for that sport.
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Where, in the living-room version, there would have been a mattress, in this one was an elaborate array of plastic ribbons.
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Right when October rolls around, it's almost impossible to avoid the pink ribbons and apparel that signal National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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Come Thanksgiving, ribbons will be cut on the inaugural tranche of vendors at the Market Line, in the basement of the Essex.
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You grab what you can: rugged fish balls, bony nubs of spare ribs, ribbons of tripe and chicken feet yielding their cartilage.
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Supporters on Tuesday hung coloured ribbons outside the Australian Domo, a church and residence used primarily by Australian Catholic pilgrims visiting Rome.
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From ten, details of its surface emerge—ridges, crenellations, ribbons of paint—and it resembles an aerial photograph of farmland, cities, rivers.
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The general was entitled to wear seven rows of battle decorations and campaign ribbons, but kept most of them in a drawer.
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And dozens rehearsed for Friday's ceremony, twirling ribbons in the colors of the Olympic rings and preparing paper flags representing 256 countries.
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The cloud base has no sharp edges and includes three colorful ribbons that trail behind it, which Damien loved to reach for.
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They did this without telling me, and they sent them all to one person who assembled all these ribbons hanging from strings.
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The goal is for the final product to have a couple thick ribbons of fudge and jam running through each scoop. 9.
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Prominent figures including Pep Guardiola, the pro-independence Catalan soccer coach of Manchester City, have made public statements while wearing the ribbons.
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Karen Bettilyon slowly strolled through the plaza on her way out of services on Friday, reading as many ribbons as she could.
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Her Frenchies have done well here in the past and often have been "in the ribbons," as dog fanciers like to say.
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These apps tend to have tons of features that get lost in icon-dense ribbons or buried deep in drop-down menus.
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Between stops, the members of the team have gone so far as to bathe the faded ribbons from which the medals dangle.
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But those highways also gutted many cities, with whole neighborhoods torn down or isolated by huge interchanges and wide ribbons of asphalt.
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Last week, at the World Golf Championships in Akron, Ohio, players wore yellow ribbons on their caps and visors in Lyle's honor.
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Twelve-foot ribbons of elm veneer were looped on a table, awaiting application on furnishings for a Delta Hotels project in Manhattan.
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But instead, a black standard poodle named Siba took the pageant's top prize, and was showered with purple ribbons and silver trophies.
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They lit a campfire, searched through ranchers' fields and garlanded the fences and sign poles with red ribbons and posters of Selena.
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Halfway down the route, which stretches from West 77th Street to 19423th Street, his left leg fluttered deflated, his shoe in ribbons.
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There is a young military man in a red dress uniform with medals and ribbons hanging from it like a Christmas tree.
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On "Diatom Ribbons," her skills as a composer, band assembler, system builder and improviser — a musical auteur, basically — come fully into focus.
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With three blades included, you can use it to make zoodles or ribbons of colorful vegetables to sprinkle on top of salads.
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While testifying, North wore a green Marine Corps uniform, decorated with six rows of service ribbons and a White House staff badge.
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The position of borough president is not just ceremonial (although the job does involve cutting plenty of ribbons and wielding engraved shovels).
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" Supporters wore ribbons in the blue and yellow colors of the Ukrainian flag, with the message "We are going our own way.
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At sunset in Key West, I let the warm ocean wind lift it from my shoulders, trailing ribbons of copper behind me.
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A lot of Haitians wear their church clothes to hospital—girls have ribbons in their hair, young men wear shirts and trousers.
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Caroline Framke: Whoever orchestrated this opportunity for Martha knew exactly what they were doing when they tied that kid's pigtails with ribbons.
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She was giving out peach ribbons [in the early '90s] to raise awareness about the lack of federal funding for breast cancer prevention.
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"There's nothing in the Constitution that says you have to go around cutting ribbons ... that's a role (Akihito) defined for himself," Gordon said.
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Large numbers of protesters gathered in the city's Victoria Park just after midday Sunday, donning black and wearing white ribbons on their chests.
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Swirl it into an ice cream base, sprinkle kernels atop piles of whipped cream and fold them into ribbons of gooey butterscotch sauce.
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Gouthière's Paris workshop trimmed the marble with bronze arrows, fruit, flowers, leaves, snakes, ribbons and a woman's face enveloped in beads and braids.
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She brought massive media attention to homeless people, leprosy patients and landmine survivors, instead of spending time cutting ribbons at cozy village fêtes.
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But even better are the radish pancakes — orbs of laminated dough that flakes around ribbons of crunchy radish, dried shrimp and cured ham.
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But within days, many of these same cracked highways had been smoothed back into ribbons of pavement by crews working around the clock.
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The map was restored from memory with ribbons and pins to depict the operation, which the researchers suspect may not accurately reflect events.
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The style, which featured cornrows, ribbons, and beads, doubled as a protective style and a way to pay homage to her multifaceted background.
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"I noticed something across the wash, on the hill, waving, like ribbons caught on a bush or something," Laura Miller told Arizona Highways.
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A rep tells us Metamorphosis transforms once it hits water, ditching its moody exterior and releasing ribbons of orange, pink, yellow, and green.
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We overnighted 100 cake boxes and ribbons, ran to Ikea to purchase white shelves, and constructed a completely original backdrop for the set.
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Brackeen's patrol car is also adorned in blue ribbons, a growing memorial where it now sits parked in front of the police station.
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It's exactly as it sounds: Similar to a foaming cleanser or mousse, the formula is solid and comes out in ribbons of color.
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The idea was to expose the ribbons to Arizona's thirsty air, and then fold the device into a sealed container filled with water.
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Johnson, of Mesquite, Texas, a suburb east of Dallas, was awarded several medals and ribbons, including the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal.
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Many still wore the silver ribbons that were handed out at the Tonys to express solidarity with the victims of the Orlando massacre.
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Every October, we're awash in a sea of pink ribbons, worn by those currently suffering, those who survived and those who support them.
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Soba peperoncino, with shrimp, squid and ribbons of sweet pepper and jalapeño in a chile-garlic sauce, had a real bite to it.
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"We were told to put yellow ribbons around the trees," said Samiollah Hakimi, 18, who had come to Iran only a week earlier.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Girls raced up the school steps in their plaid pinafores and backpacks on Tuesday, ponytails tied tight with colorful ribbons.
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Through the Ace Typewriter & Equipment Co in Portland's St. John's neighborhood, Mulder was able to procure blue, purple, green and pink typewriter ribbons.
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While these titles are as meaningless to most people as the ribbons on a soldier's breast, what they mean is the same: commitment.
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Pork belly slices attached to ribbons of crunchy skin come inside a kind of taco bowl made from a single, plate-size chicharrón.
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Appearing in his Army dress uniform trimmed with military ribbons, Colonel Vindman spoke of himself as a patriot, an account that Democrats echoed.
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"This small street was not opened by the cutting of ribbons, but by cutting the metal chains that locked our hearts," it read.
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Since 2018, Abbasi has produced bridal collections made from biodegradable pure silk, hand-embellished with silk ribbons, silk threads, and recyclable glass crystals.
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Two thousand of those letters were sewn into the skirt of her costume with ribbons in the colors of the South African flag.
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Downtown Monrovia at night looked medieval; candles in shopfronts cast their dim light on the ribbons of dirty water running down the gutters.
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Spicher is encouraging athletes at her gym to talk with their parents and is distributing teal ribbons signifying solidarity with sexual assault victims.
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Another fecund resource is her mother's workroom at the back of the house, stacked with boxes of ribbons and folded scraps of fabric.
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The series showed how pink ribbons are lovely, but showing support to cancer survivors in real, tangible ways is what makes the real difference.
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That was fine, but one day in the summer of 2013, inspiration struck: Why not slice two photos to ribbons, and weave them together?
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Blue ribbons also became the accessory of choice among guests even though the dress code at the Dolby Theatre might have been black tie.
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Neighbors in their Elkton, Nebraska, community quickly rallied around the family, putting blue ribbons around trees, mailboxes and doors in honor of the toddler.
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High-ranking officers and retirees often display a collection of coins in their offices alongside uniform patches and ribbons as a symbol of pride.
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The dress is made from eight straw hats in various sizes stitched together and, what we're hoping are, super sturdy black ribbons as straps.
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The tedious tasks expected of Thai monarchs, such as cutting ribbons and doling out university degrees, he palms off on his more popular sister.
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Past the threshold of the main office wing hang portraits of the division's previous commanders: 13 men clad in blazers decorated with service ribbons.
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That moment when, preparing for his entrée en scène, he tied his apron ribbons round his capacious waist, was the proudest part of all.
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Guth then wove these ribbons into a synthetic blonde braid almost 1,800 feet long, which is hung in swags from hooks on the ceiling.
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On a 17-minute ride in blue mohair armchairs, visitors took in a massive diorama of the American landscape, striated with ribbons of concrete.
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Decorating top hats with colored ribbons or bands is not permitted, however, the beautifully-styled name tags add a dash of color each day.
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It's a place where fans can get their hair braided with colorful ribbons and flowers, watch jousting tournaments and blacksmiths working their metallurgical magic.
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Beef consommé with the sharp nip of black pepper is filled out by browned ribbons of crepes rather than the liver dumplings of old.
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The glittery ribbons I'd kept tight as I earned thousands upon thousands of dollars were coming undone for the price of a postage stamp.
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Wet carpets and pads -- all immensely heavy -- must be torn out, along with wood floors, which might have warped into ribbons 4 feet high.
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Braising whole bunches of celery to go on a platter is a great idea, as is rolling ribbons of zucchini to thread onto skewers.
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Her father is the president of Jay Company, a Manhattan company that distributes trimmings, such as ribbons and lace, to manufacturers of women's clothing.
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But Mr. Perla tends to wrap his more inventive moments in large amounts of soft padding, with glistening strings and chiffony ribbons of flute.
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The outfits were accessorized with a type of harness on top, with rosette decorations and ribbons flowing at the side, sometimes with small backpacks.
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The outfits were accessorised with a type of harness on top, with rosette decorations and ribbons flowing at the side, sometimes with small backpacks.
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More bland cipher than resourceful rescuer, his Matt is merely the maypole around which other characters dance and ribbons of plot wind and release.
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Four seated dancers are each tying the ribbons of their right point shoe ("sandale"); they are probably the same dancer from four different angles.
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Add the peanut butter and mix with a spatula until smooth and completely incorporated, and until no ribbons of peanut butter can be seen.
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Some led to desolate beaches like Sombrio Beach, strewn with driftwood and coffee-colored ribbons of kelp, as shiny as glass in the sun.
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For his "IBM Drawings" (1966), Mr. Meneeley photocopied typewriter ribbons, adhesive tape and punch cards onto colorful paper, resulting in small, wallpaper-like abstractions.
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This is a stunning place, Australia, ringed with ribbons of sand and blue-green waves that much of the world's population will never see.
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In a flowing cardigan, ribbons of hair tied back at the base of her neck, she appeared longer limbed than her old hero, though.
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Many employees at the Mountain View walkout chanted "Women's rights are workers rights," and some wore blue ribbons in support of sexual harassment victims.
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They also have to sew ribbons into every shoe so they can be tied to the foot, and sometimes add elastic for extra hold.
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Alejandro Saralegui, the executive director of the Madoo Conservancy, the nonprofit group that oversees the garden, remembers the pink ribbons tied to the stakes.
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On Friday, Pyroclastic will release "Diatom Ribbons," Ms. Davis's latest album and the one most likely to catch on with a broad jazz audience.
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" The new exhibition includes a wall of ribbons and a two-sided projection screen accompanied by Chedda da Connect's 2015 song "Flicka Da Wrist.
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Gold ribbons are tied to handlebars, braided into horses' manes and woven through the filigree iron balconies that stand like sheets of weaponized lace.
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We should incentivize local and state agencies to care about lifecycle costs and long term performance as much as they care about cutting ribbons.
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She worked on carbon ribbons, semiconductors, nonplanar monolayers of molybdenum sulfide, and the scattering and vibrational effects of tiny particles introduced into ultrathin wires.
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The room is darkened, with the brightest point being a kind of circular clearing in the midst of the piece, surrounded by red ribbons.
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Though the materials needed to dupe the look are easily obtained, there's a trick to figuring out how to work with slippery chains and ribbons.
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But apparently that ship has sailed, and fashion, last night, was yet again reduced to a supporting role — or bracelets and ribbons, we should say.
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I wish I could tell this story like someone who believes in anything, for instance, that the journey ends with a room of blue ribbons.
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They're the kind of people who wear pink breast cancer ribbons, but complain when the Race for the Cure 5K is run through their neighborhood.
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The WoodmenLife Towner in Omaha even lit up in blue and the Graves asked supporters to wear blue ribbons in honor of their late son.
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Left: A military fence is covered with ribbons pinned by visitors, a symbolic call for peace and reunification, at the Imjingak park near the DMZ.
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The WoodmenLife Towner in Omaha even lit up in blue and the Graves asked supporters to wear blue ribbons in honor of their late son.
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In place of spontaneity, many posts of late exhibit careful curation and evoke the look of scrapbooks — minus the ribbons, washi tape, and card stock.
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Marvel's Cloak & Dagger on Freeform opens in a ballet studio on a shot of an adorable little girl tying the ribbons on her ballet shoes.
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October has all but been taken over with pink to show support for breast cancer awareness with pink shirts, ribbons, food, and even famous landmarks.
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Some of his 7-year-olds knew that lampposts covered with flowers, teddy bears, ribbons, and handwritten notes were memorials for people who'd been killed.
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In 2009, the government appointed a trio of 'cute ambassadors', three women in ribbons and babydoll dresses whose task was to represent the country abroad.
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The OXO Good Grips Spiralizer is our top recommendation; it creates noodles, ribbons and chips that can be used as garnish or a full meal.
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To many people, one of the best parts of buying gifts is wrapping them up in gorgeous wrapping paper with ribbons, bows, and fancy tags.
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As the music comes to an end, my group and I shuffled backstage, and I immediately undid the ribbons holding my hair in tight buns.
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They hugged me and my jeep driver and pinned French tricolors on us and left us exhausted, with our bosoms covered with emblems and ribbons.
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The precious pup has won a staggering 89 ribbons at dog shows, gaining accolades for showing best tricks, waggiest tail, shiniest coat and best dressed.
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Ribbons, jewels, clips and chains haphazardly secured to models' heads lent an eccentric quality to otherwise very feminine looks at Alexander McQueen and Dolce & Gabbana.
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Also in that building will be a small museum about the mill, which produced cotton fabric, typewriter ribbons and wings for early-2000th-century airplanes.
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The flags around the village hung at half-staff and oak trees around the neighborhoods of two-story detached homes were wrapped with purple ribbons.
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Everything about gymnastics played to this image, from the ribbons in girls' hair to the music for floor routines, which was either classical or cutesy.
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Mr. Castillo says he has watched Miami grow from sleepy agricultural outposts strung together by ribbons of asphalt into the bustling urban center of today.
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The four medal ribbons below the Wings are, from left to right: K.C.V.O., Afghanistan with rosette, The Queen's Golden Jubilee and The Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
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She gave us a few things, too: She wrapped socks in sparkly ribbons and gave me a lacy green shirt that I wore to shreds.
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It's the height of state fair season across the U.S., when competitors young and old vie for blue ribbons and a ride on the midway.
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Supple rose-gold rope chains were delicately intertwined with white gold and diamond ribbons, which then unwound themselves from earlobes, around fingers and on wrists.
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At the MoMath exhibit, some artists use other materials and fabrics, like snakeskin, ribbons, organza and even sterling silver to bring their art to life.
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He described one young girl "with her clothes burned off, and her skin hanging like ribbons as she flailed her arms around, screaming with pain."
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FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — Organizers of a monthly storytelling gathering for the children of soldiers are planning to spend part of their next meeting making yellow ribbons.
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"The little things are rigged up with ribbons, mats, cushions, bells, and lace collars, in the most dainty style," The Times reported 140 years ago.
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Stenson, former world number one Lee Westwood and four-times major winner Ernie Els were among several other players wearing black ribbons on their headgear.
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Pouring Ribbons in Manhattan is renowned for its collection of Chartreuse dating back to the 21971s, and the differences between its vintages can be striking.
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A second homecoming celebration will take place in Holt's hometown of Riverton City, Utah, where streets were lined with green ribbons on light poles and trees.
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He served in the war in Afghanistan for seven months beginning in late 2010, the Marine Corps said, and was awarded multiple ribbons, commendations and medals.
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In addition to five Christmas trees, Kardashian's home features two polar bear statues and a massive pile of presents wrapped in brown paper and green ribbons.
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Some attendees wore ribbons that read TIMESUPx2, to highlight the second year of the gender equality campaign that last year organized the Globes black-clad demonstration.
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So these songs also fall short of Dion's inspiring vulgarity, prettily puttering along instead, tied up in ribbons and bows, bathed in high-fructose corn syrup.
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After eight straight Octobers of painting fields, cleats, and helmets with pink ribbons, the NFL has decided to discontinue its "pink October" initiative, The MMBQ reports.
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The parachute hung there for a moment, taunting the engineers in the control room with its missing portion, before disintegrating into a jumble of flaccid ribbons.
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South Koreans hang ribbons wishing for reunification of the two Koreas on the wire fence near the demilitarized zone separating South and North Korea on Sept.
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Make the collard green salad: Stack half of the leaves on your cutting board and roll them tightly, then slice the leaves crosswise into thin ribbons.
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Before you know it, you end up with a load of pricey materials — from fancy ribbons to complicated tools — you don't have a second use for.
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Other potentially identifying marks like scars and tattoos are lost to the briny deep, as scarcely more than bone and ribbons of flesh return to shore.
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Chokers might have a throwback vibe, but instead of donning stretchy tattoo bands from the '90s, fashion girls have gotten creative with ribbons, keychains, and shoelaces.
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"We did the public version of what you think breast cancer looks like," she explains, complete with the pink ribbons and the "I Will Survive" soundtrack.
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I, who don't like big pictures, liked his big pictures best, all that grey grimy lead, the bloody straw, hanging ribbons with staples on them still.
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Testifying before Congress, North donned his full dress uniform, the starched olive-green jacket studded with ribbons and medals, and offered a just-following-orders defense.
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Along with the padded headbands and clamps, I'm hoping colorful bobby pins, barrettes, ribbons, and hey, even butterfly clips follow suit as must-have fashion accessories.
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The Humane Society of the United States recommends removing all home items that aren't "dog proof," including ribbons and strings, because dogs can choke on them.
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With so many options, from boots to sandals to pieces adorned with ribbons or strips of fabric, they can be adopted by tons of different styles.
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It can be changed from a nightclub to outer space, for example, or moving visuals can be triggered — like neon sparkling ribbons of light shooting overhead.
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Microsoft has created packaging that includes loops, multiple access points, hinges, levers, and ribbons to make it as easy as possible to unbox this new controller.
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About 200 people including family and friends wearing purple and pink ribbons attended the somber ceremony at the Christian Life Center in Spencer for Shaylyn Ammerman.
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Unsurprisingly, Orgeron's players swear by him and so does the media, ever grateful for his culture of transparency and penchant for unspooling ribbons of good quote.
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Beckinsale's Clive is "quite old," she says, around 11 or 12, and frequently pops up on the actress's Insta wearing bows, ribbons and/or cat costumes.
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Joachim Slugocki and Katarzyna Malejka's Horizontal Interference wraps the trunks of trees in ribbons of colored lights, creating a rainbow out of the tiny city forest.
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Google reported a massive spike in searches for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) after celebrities wore ACLU ribbons on the Academy Awards's red carpet Sunday.
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Tokyo 2020 didn't say if the ribbons were also made from the old electronics, butI wouldn't start tearing apart electronics to extract their precious metals, however.
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Even if Bey and Jay don't go into the hair ribbons business, the docs will keep other people from using their children's names to make money.
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Malcolm Cook at Singapore's Institute for South-East Asian Studies, refers to them as "the faded yellow ribbon brigade" (yellow ribbons were an anti-Marcos symbol).
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Unfortunately, ribbons (as well as plastic bags, twine and anything else that's long and stringy) end up wrapping around the spinning shafts that hold the discs.
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She lets out that low-down grunt again, half a black veil flying around the back of her head while her screen shows cut metal ribbons.
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Her Lentil-and-Spinach-Stuffed Squash Halves, hearty and filling, are brought to the table with ribbons of Parmigiano-Reggiano and a squeeze of lemon juice.
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"It was something I wasn't expecting to see or feel in New York, to be honest," she said of the countless ribbons waving in the wind.
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With Gigi Hadid and Kaia Gerber as walking bouquets, with glossy ribbons around their waists and flowers blooming from their boots and dresses of paper folds.
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Some celebrities got political the moment they stepped on the red carpet Sunday, with blue ribbons pinned onto their gowns and tuxedos at the Academy Awards.
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At W's Bar and Restaurant in the Tottenville section, the owners, Arlene and Charlie Wonsowicz, dressed up their place in stars-and-stripes ribbons and bunting.
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The Michigan community also showed their support for the late teen and his family by tying white ribbons around their trees, according to the GoFundMe page.
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The room seemed to ripple, with its twinkly lights and photos of actors and actresses (Marcello Mastroianni, Sophia Loren) and colorful ribbons dangling from the ceiling.
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Seidler used the palm fibres like fettuccine, adding ribbons of llama jerky and a poached egg yolk to create a kind of Andean-Amazonian pasta carbonara.
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Scott's signature beadwork, attached to the blown glass, is formed into small figures, flower chains, snakes, and ribbons of semen, expertly completed without any underlying armature.
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The exhibit at the Legion of Honor Museum includes paintings by Impressionists, along with period hats and bonnets embellished with silk flowers, ribbons, plumes, and feathers.
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All our breast cancer awareness and cute pink ribbons have perhaps made breast cancer a little too familiar, and people seem to think it's cancer lite.
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Why you'll love it: The Paderno World Cuisine 3-Blade Vegetable Slicer does a superior job of turning hard vegetables into consistent, even ribbons and noodles.
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But underneath the pink ribbons, shoes, and T-shirts are people who are still grieving over the loss of a loved one taken by the vicious disease.
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Though the sculptures — human forms made of floating ribbons embedded in glass — are impressive to visitors at the gallery, the bottleneck to Malitz's success are his prices.
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The kids are being held hostage somewhere This theory relies heavily on the yellow ribbons we see at the end of the last episode of season 1.
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Think Bold, Bitter & Beautiful: Kale + Radicchio Chiffonade kale and radicchio and you've got colorful ribbons of hearty greens that will hold up for you throughout the week.
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Made of stretched sheets and ribbons of shimmering, translucent plastic, the 866-square-foot structure resembled the love child of a '90s raver and a wind sock.
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Numerous projects approved by the previous administration are scheduled for completion during this one, giving Mr Duterte plenty of opportunities to grin, cut ribbons and claim credit.
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If you didn't already know that October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the arrival of the ubiquitous pink ribbons and apparel will remind you soon enough.
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A Latinx figure on the left has long hair braided with light blue, pink and white ribbons, and one foot rests on a cracked riot police helmet.
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There's a reason all the girls in L.A. go for highlights — single-process color is striking, but those ribbons of lightness do so much for your complexion.
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They informed the Auburn police that they'd be wearing orange ribbons on their wrists so that authorities could differentiate them in the event of violence, she said.
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At Grant's Farm, they learn to take baths, get haircuts and stand still to have their manes and tails braided with Budweiser's signature red and white ribbons.
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And to show their continued support for the sexual harassment prevention initiative, several stars donned ribbons and bracelets inscribed with "Time's Up x2" on the red carpet.
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The air was hot and breathless, and all around Yosemite, the drought was on full display: where waterfalls still fell, they had thinned from ribbons to threads.
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He describes those ribbons as not biodegradable and lists more than 50 species of bats, birds, rodents and turtles that are threatened by the balloons or strings.
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Think ribbons that look more polished than Pollyanna, and DIY hair wraps that are a far cry from the look your bunk mate gave you at camp.
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The trademarks for the rumored baby names can reportedly be used for essentially every infant-related item in the world, including teething rings, rattles, and hair ribbons.
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The costume designer William Ivey Long said he scrambled to make some 3,000 commemorative ribbons in the basement of the Beacon Theater, where the ceremony was held.
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Truckers also pay careful attention to their windshield wipers, which they wrap in long, colorful ribbons that blow in the wind as they rumble along the roadways.
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She was cutting each one of them to ribbons with the profound grace of a Jedi samurai — all to the beat of a catchy K-pop song.
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I brought oranges from their favorite Asian market in Portland and holiday cookies that my partner had made and arranged in a tin tied with red ribbons.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and with the flurry of pink ribbons comes new studies about the harms and benefits of mammograms for breast-cancer screening.
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She came straight from her day job clutching a newly printed vinyl pressing of the new EP, Ribbons, and is now cradling a glass of red wine.
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A lighter, more sublime spinach lasagna would be hard to find: The tender, delicate ribbons of pasta were layered with a silky béchamel and a savory Bolognese.
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The "witches," to all appearances, are merely women living in what looks like an outdoor farm prison, attached to ribbons that restrict them to a certain radius.
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Later, ribbons from a trunk in one room match the banners on a castle, and ladders against the walls of an overgrown courtyard morph into railroad tracks.
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Of the smaller ones—the ones that represent kanji characters through the fingers—the Nikuguso Otome were created all at once, but all the ribbons are connected.
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When I asked him after the movie what the scariest or saddest part was, it was actually when Thanos turned Drax and Mantis into blocks and ribbons.
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Attempt to take on Serene's private army, part of a shady corporation called Monarch Solutions, without deploying Jack's superhero-like skills, and he'll be shot to ribbons.
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It's a family business that has supplied the sewing industry since 1947 with pins and needles, buttons and snaps, threads and ribbons, and tools of the trade.
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Trees and streetlamps that had been wrapped in blue-and-white ribbons in support of Mr. Warmbier at the time of his release stood bare on Friday.
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To dress up the ubiquitous A.T.M., Ms. Stone hung more than 1,400 colored ribbons from a wire-mesh frame to create a tunnel that customers walk through.
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Spanner crab is jumbled with ribbons of zucchini and slivers of chestnut, but it's the sweet, deep seafood-broth-based sauce that makes the fresher ingredients sing.
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Then, we let the president govern, while our king and queen cut the ribbons and host state dinners, pardon the Thanksgiving turkeys and light the Christmas tree.
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Two mats, a bowl, clay masks, a hat streaming with multicolor ribbons: such are the elements from which a series of scenes, fantastical and historical, are conjured.
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Ribbons of bright orange, which I took to be a show of health, turned out to be the opposite—a species of invasive sponge, introduced from Australia.
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The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show takes place next week, but the furry pals gathering at these Manhattan piers on Saturday aim to win hearts, not ribbons.
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Both have en-suite bathrooms, and the master has a custom vanity inlaid with ribbons of colored glass reminiscent of flowing water, surrounded by seafoam-colored tile.
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The suffragettes chose it as a dress color because it represented "purity" (It didn't hurt that their colorful pins and ribbons stood out best against a white backdrop).
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The Oscar-nominated designer posted a sneak peek on Instagram of the black and white ribbons making their debut at the awards show along with bracelets, Deadline reports.
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Designs of large yellow, red roses as well as other colorful flowers decorated dresses, printed or attached with their green stems hanging off skirts and frocks like ribbons.
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Inside the high-end eatery, which boasts four dollar signs on Yelp, Lively, 29, decorated with ribbons and two gold mylar balloons that spelled out her husband's age.
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These lights have the outward appearance of conventional auroras, but instead of vast sheets blanketing the night sky, these lights are narrow in scope, appearing as colorful ribbons.
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It's also sweet and tasty under flaked salmon for lunch; add in a handful or two of carrot ribbons if you want a little color in the mix.
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It's wonderful that Legend attended, since Wonder performed "Ribbons in the Sky" at his wedding to Chrissy Teigen in Lake Como, Italy, in 2013, according to E News.
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Driving through the quiet, dark residential streets of my hometown, I see stores and restaurants where I've made so many memories supporting us with banners, paintings, and ribbons.
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With his outfit decorated with ribbons, bells and jewels, he would lead a parade of entertainers — and even the king had to obey his commands during the entertainment.
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Designs of large yellow, red roses as well as other colourful flowers decorated dresses, printed or attached with their green stems hanging off skirts and frocks like ribbons.
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Ever since astronomers started observing this planet, they haven't been able to take their eyes off its atmosphere's thick bands of clouds that wrap around it like ribbons.
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Scattered about the set, large electric fans expel ribbons of cool air but ultimately provide little relief from the jungly May heat that has crept into the studio.
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As October wanes, so recedes from sight the plethora of pink ribbons, pink merchandise, pink this and pink that—the now familiar symbols of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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On Tuesday they walked around embassies in Abuja asking each nation's representatives what they were doing to help, while on Wednesday they tied red ribbons around the city.
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The six ribbons tied around the key in the painting correspond to a six-bit cipher that acts as a literal key to the rest of the puzzle.
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I'd been curious about Blue Reflection since I saw its Japanese trailer, which showed a group of costumed teen girls wielding great, glittering ribbons of magic against enemies.
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I was wearing my Class A uniform, and one of the ribbons on my chest was awarded to me for my actions the day of the suicide bombing.
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"We have to go to funerals tomorrow," Leo Dominique, 34, said at the Savoy, where people passed out rainbow ribbons and showed off fresh tattoos dedicated to Pulse.
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His long-simmered pork chashu, the basis of many ramen dishes, is cut into thin ribbons using a classic red Italian hand-cranked ham slicer on the bar.
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On Sunday morning, as the fire was advancing toward Montecito, residents of nearby Carpinteria could see ribbons of flames in the foothills, sending smoke curling into the sky.
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ATTACK VICTIMS HONORED Many players wore black ribbons on their hats in acknowledgment of the victims of the terrorist attack in Nice, France, that occurred on Thursday night.
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The smell of burning ash and the ribbons of steam drifting out of the crater served as a reminder that Etna had erupted only a few days earlier.
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Several users described the new Lasagna Mia design as "pasta pancakes," comparing the ribbons of sauce cascading down the sides to maple syrup down a stack of flapjacks.
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Oh, and those powerful statements that filmmakers made over the travel ban, those ACLU ribbons, and other acts of quiet rebellion were just pushing some sort of agenda.
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Watch as the black hole skins the star into ribbons of material, which are then catapulted into elliptical arcs that ultimately collide with each other around the hole.
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Adelman's shop, Osner Business Machines, at 393 Amsterdam Avenue, just south of 79th Street, was an emergency room for typists with bent keys, problematic platens and ruined ribbons.
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Tied to a tall post outside were five-colored ribbons once attached to a gohonzon, the principal statue of the old temple, and colorful curtains adorned the building.
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Whether you follow those dietary rules or not, there is a perfectly good burger, topped with ribbons of caramelized onion and a bun slathered in peri peri mayonnaise.
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We broke our busy silence only to marvel at the ribbons of red and white meat dangling between our fingertips: They were feathery soft and, yes, so sweet.
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"My beloved Soledad, I'm going to fix a taco," Marven says, while she continues to give away tacos and the ribbons in her hair flutter with the breeze.
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The result, "Untitled #1410 (Mishima's Spring Snow)," a confection of curled ribbons and drips of white wax, chicken-wire fencing and Duchesse satin, is on view at Lelong.
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In the basement prep space, Angeles Chavarria, who has cooked at King since January, rolled out fresh pasta and cut it with a knife into wide, flat ribbons.
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In the evenings, the tables heave with workers from the nearby financial district, much like Manhattan's South Street Seaport and other ribbons of waterfront realty around the world.
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Though every dog deserves full marks, the judges at the National Dog Show were a tad more selective since they had a limited number of ribbons to award.
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Much of the music on "Diatom Ribbons" is built on phrases of just a few notes, which she then moves around between keys or positions on the piano.
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Both Corning and Schott use somewhat similar techniques, each creating a floating glass sheet in midair by drawing thin ribbons of molten glass out of specially shaped vats.
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The bunkers at Erin Hills are rough-hewed, a shade of cloudy khaki, and have creepy, slender ribbons of sand that look like the tentacles of alien monsters.
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Inspired by an American tradition of using yellow ribbons to remember hostages, they held "Yele ribbon" ceremonies in Haworth's tree-lined town center, attended by hundreds of people.
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Often she works up an image over the course of the day only to wash it off at night, leaving ghostly shapes and tattered ribbons of color behind.
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In the center is a large, circular bar, faced in backlit onyx, serving drinks, bar food and sushi, under black ribbons of wood meant to represent Japanese calligraphy.
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For her, he created a lime sorbet and vanilla ice cream dessert using a mold shaped like a bunch of asparagus, complete with a bow of sugar ribbons.
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The pantry and garage are bursting with things for baking and event-planning: cake pans, cardboard gift boxes, powdered sugar, vases, flower cutters, ribbons, table runners, candle holders.
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The first lady was led to a stage area by another group of young girls dressed in brightly colored kente cloth outfits, blowing traditional horns wrapped in ribbons.
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" Inside the stadium, Bulldog fan Hannah Kay Herdlinger told CNN via a text message, "The entire stadium is sporting pink from ribbons to wristbands, earrings and T-shirts.
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"I couldn't believe what I was hearing," said Colonel Vindman, an Iraq war combat veteran who testified in his deep-blue Army dress uniform covered with military ribbons.
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The ribbons are hung from the ceiling in a dense grid with fields of hot reds and pinks meshing and contrasting with areas of green, blue, and purple.
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The flag, made with more than 100,000 ribbons tied by citizens, is 12 meters long and will be hanging over the facade of the city hall during the event.
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When Tina lets Newt and Jacob into her apartment, Queenie conjuring up an apple strudel with pastry slithering itself into ribbons mid-air is a gorgeous sight to behold.
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Also, auroras are visible on practically every night in regions where they're normally seen, but the thin light ribbons from STEVE are only seen a few times each year.
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Whether you want your veggies in thick or thin strands, or if you're working to make fries or replace your pasta with zucchini ribbons, this thing's got you covered.
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At the time of his death, neighbors in his Elkton, Nebraska, community rallied around the family, putting blue ribbons around trees, mailboxes and doors in honor of the toddler.
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Then, the Golem piece has ribbons and string and the figures are so big and the poses so dynamic, but the surface is so complex, and kind of fragile.
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Up close, his skin is brown and beaten like lizard leather, stretched over a chest crossed with squiggly veins and battle scars from carving himself into ribbons at shows.
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The concept might sound like the stuff of late-night regrets, but it's surprisingly enjoyable, with sweet kernels of corn and ribbons of pickled cabbage balancing its greasier contents.
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At the 2018 Screen Actors' Guild Awards, Brown swapped her go-to braids for a set of space buns adorned with the hair accessory of the moment: black ribbons.
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As red flags trimmed with black ribbons went up in every city in the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev rushed to an emergency meeting of the Politburo in the Kremlin.
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People reports that multiple sources in the industry said actresses will be wearing black gowns, a bolder statement than pins or ribbons seen for other causes in years past.
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I don't trust the ribbons they're supposed to be tied with and I adopt a belt and braces approach to preventing my own nudity in public at all times.
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Despite the abundance of lace, ribbons, kimonos, bloomers, platform heels, furs, ruffled petticoats, pinafores, glitter, parasols and kitsch manga regalia, the assembled fans weren't just exhibiting a fashion sensibility.
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ACLU Ribbons: Ruth Negga was just one of many stars who stepped out on the carpet supporting the civil liberties org with a blue ribbon worn over her heart.
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Former world number one Lee Westwood, four-times major winner Ernie Els and world number six Henrik Stenson were among several other players wearing black ribbons on their headgear.
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When the ribbons were handed out for Judge's Favorite, Most Well-Behaved, Best Latex, and Best in Show (the cop dog won), the critters beamed with a palpable joy.
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It's an unusual botany project: The bull kelp seedlings will eventually form thick, slimy ribbons of brown seaweed — and in the process take up carbon dioxide and other nutrients.
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Pro-independence supporters, including Torra, have adopted a yellow ribbon to protest the arrests and have adorned regional offices with the ribbons and flags to call attention their cause.
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Colonel Vindman, who fled Ukraine at age 3 and became a soldier and a scholar, appeared on Capitol Hill wearing his dark blue Army dress uniform and military ribbons.
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Braised chicken wings had great visual appeal, being lined up side by side and dressed with tiny segments of orange, ribbons of vinegared daikon and slivers of scallion greens.
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Democrats tweeted about the purple ribbons shortly before President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech, calling on the president to do more to combat the opioid epidemic. Sen.
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The tattoo, which fully covers her client's breast and features flowing ribbons and blooming flowers, shows off just some of the New Zealand-based tattoo artist's skill and style.
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These gelatinous, hermaphroditic sea creatures come in various shapes — eggs, ribbons and bells — and can be as short as a grain of rice or as long as a broomstick.
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Evoking decades past, they appear every year — hot and sticky, an emporium of pop-up rides in cartoon colors, fried foods on sticks and contests that bring blue ribbons.
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Mr. Guardiola compared Catalans' wearing of yellow ribbons to the show of support by Tiger Woods and other golfers toward Jarrod Lyle, a golfer who died recently of cancer.
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We had those magnetic ribbons for every cause known to man, and now I feel like this kind of ornamentation has gotten a lot less common on our cars.
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Yes, it is nearly time for the annual appearance of Mari Lwyd: a horse skull with beer bottle eyes, shrouded in white linen and strung with ribbons and bells.
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I was alive and running around with ribbons in my long blond hair and mud on my knees and elbows during the '80s golden era of Los Angeles sports.
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In Quebec, many parks and villages host skating areas that take a variety of forms, from ribbons plowed on rivers to forests that are flooded to create skating mazes.
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For Children The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show takes place next week, but the furry pals gathering at these Manhattan piers on Saturday aim to win hearts, not ribbons.
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Ribbons of color, light, fire, smoke, or whatever "brush" you're using simply appear as you walk and wave the controller around in the virtual space, painting in thin air.
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Upstairs is taken up by the owner's suite: a room with parallel ribbons of hinged mullioned windows and space for a king-size bed and a large sitting area.
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My friend and I finished our marathon together and were draped not with shiny medallions but with shortbread cookie medals that our friend had baked and tied on ribbons.
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Vice President Mike Pence, the secretaries of state and defense, and military brass with jacket fronts straining under racks of battle ribbons waited for wooden doors to swing open.
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Ribbons of exhaust from smokestacks were a signature of a modern, 20th-century state, and the rich mines of Romania's Jiu Valley employed tens of thousands, generating vibrant cities.
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Add the courgette ribbons with a good pinch of salt and toss in the hot butter for a couple of minutes until bright green and just starting to soften.
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For example, I've done an activity with kids where I've brought in a bunch of ribbons, and I had them learn a little bit about a field called knot theory.
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This portal would have led him to the Starless Sea, a labyrinthine underground repository of stories embedded in paper, ribbons, skin, funeral shrouds and candies, to name a few media.
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This might be my chance to put on a uniform, maybe one with lots of shiny medals and ribbons to commemorate the seamless steel pipe skirmishes I've been involved in.
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Missing Tennessee student: From kissing allegation to 103-week manhunt During the five weeks the teacher and student were missing, residents tied green ribbons on trees back in Culleoka, Tennessee.
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With smartphone cameras raised high, they watched in fascination as the single engine, twin-tailed planes performed go-arounds and tight turns that threw ribbons of condensation off their wingtips.
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Fred Upton tweeted Thursday that friends of the wounded lobbyist Matt Mika will be giving out small white ribbons in support of Mika and all those affected by the attack.
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At the liaison office, the destination point for the march, protesters were tying yellow ribbons -- a symbol of the city's 2014 Occupy movement -- around railings in front of the building.
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Word Focus Mode hides all of the interface ribbons from the screen, monopolizing the display with a page, while all of the editing input moves down to the Touch Bar.
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A former caddie for the PGA Tour also tweeted a photo of a pile of yellow ribbons at the event, as well as a sign that pledged support for Lyle.
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We looked through the contents: pink ribbons, a Disney Birthday Princess pin, a Mr. Potato Head ring, a Peter Pan figurine, and assorted trinkets that reminded the boys of Laura.
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Many homes have hot spots—a weird door jamb, a lumpy rug—that can cause trouble; it's also worth cleaning up robot booby traps, like ribbons and pieces of string.
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In an interview on the red carpet, Mr. Long said the ribbons were a small way for Broadway to show its support for the victims and their families in Orlando.
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Performers and presenters arrived at the Beacon Theater wearing silver ribbons — created by the Tony-winning designer William Ivey Long in the color of the award itself — to acknowledge Orlando.
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Among the items left behind since the memorial was dedicated in 1982 are a custom-built Harley-Davidson motorcycle, a general's stars, eyeglasses, military ribbons and medals, money and flags.
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But there are other major works with somber pedigrees, like a Picasso portrait of Ms. Sinclair's grandmother on a tapestry chair with her chubby toddler in white and blue ribbons.
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They trailed long ribbons at Prabal Gurung; were harnessed at Phelan; and turned from custom in a literal sense at Hood by Air, where models wore them front to rear.
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At least a dozen members of Congress wore purple ribbons at President Trump's State of the Union address on Tuesday night to help raise awareness about the country's opioid epidemic.
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She's heard it before, even when dressed in silks and ribbons rather than her preferred outfit (black upon black, from her top hat to the hem of her long coat).
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" In "Sel de la Terre, Sel de Mer," the speaker addresses an octopod or a jellyfish: "Oh funny, runny little god who lived in the sea we cut to ribbons!
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"The Quran says that silk is worn in paradise, which together with the inscriptions on the ribbons can explain the widespread presence of silk in Viking graves," Dr. Larsson said.
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Purple ribbons Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York joined fellow House and Senate Democrats who wore a simple purple ribbon in reference to the US opioid epidemic. Sens.
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I got a message from somebody who said a photo that one of my stylists posted — braids with ribbons — was cultural appropriation and asked that I consider taking it down.
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Plus, many designers and brands offer scrunchies that scream fall, like subtle plaid, luxurious velvet, and burnt-orange ribbons, all of which hover in the hair like plush little clouds.
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A Barcelona court ruled that Quim Torra, the president of the Catalonia region, cannot hold office, after he refused to remove yellow ribbons that signal support of jailed separatist leaders.
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The ruling by a court in Barcelona dealt with yellow ribbons that are displayed throughout Catalonia in solidarity with separatists whose supporters consider them political prisoners of Spain's central government.
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It's served fried in ribbons, but it is most glorious (and treacherous) eaten from the bubbling vat, volcanic velvet with the crunch of sea salt that has just been added.
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When I look at them, I imagine Laura writing in her downstairs room, the walls covered with "Star Wars" stickers and "Frozen" posters and ribbons from 4-H rabbit shows.
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It's served fried in ribbons, but it is most glorious (and treacherous) eaten from the bubbling vat, volcanic velvet with the crunch of sea salt that has just been added.
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One recent day, Mr. Gibson walked through his 80 acres of Santa Cruz forest where about 6,000 trees are available, many wrapped in different colored ribbons, waiting to be chosen.
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The three blades that come with this model are the chipper blade for thick noodles and curly fries, straight blade for ribbons, and shredder blade for noodles that resemble spaghetti.
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Allie's mom heads into the library and begins reading from Peter Pan to a group of kids and a few adults, all of whom are wearing yellow ribbons on their shirts.
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Still, having watched the first episode, I can only conclude that this show will be shredded to ribbons by media critics as well as body positive finger-waggers (like yours truly).
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Students marched, made signs, observed moments of silence, handed out orange ribbons to symbolize gun violence awareness, and read poems and essays about the personal scars gun violence has left behind.
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They follow the Forza or Gran Turismo direction and present themselves as aspirational car porn: gleaming carbon-fiber bodies hurtling along ribbons of asphalt, catching the rays of a setting sun.
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During the festival, worshippers jump over their bonfires in a gesture of purification, and they perform a maypole dance, weaving ribbons around the pole ("usually badly, amid much merriment," Blake says).
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In her story, women identified as witches are taken to witch camps, where they're tethered to ribbons attached to giant wooden spools, to keep them from flying away to commit murder.
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They can tie reusable cloth ribbons or twine onto their goodies and pack their glass or metal containers in mushroom-based packing foam and starch packing peanuts that melt in water.
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While UVS and JIRAM will provide images of auroral activity across several wavelengths, JADE is focused on accurately detecting the very particles that generate these ribbons of light across the planet.
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The movement began as thousands of residents and people from across Australia began hanging colorful ribbons on the fence outside St. Alipius and St. Patrick's to show support for the victims.
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So it came as something of a shock when, on Monday morning, Mahmudabad saw thousands of young students handing out black ribbons at a local seminary in the city of Lucknow.
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The tracks are in constant dialogue with themselves: Motifs of riding in cars and the "ribbons" that bind her to a lover repeat throughout the album, adding layers to the story.
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"F— your ribbons and your pearls / 'Cause I'm not just a pretty girl / I'm more than just a picture / I'm a daughter and a sister," she sings on the infectious single.
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Trees and piles of stones were wrapped in the now familiar ribbons of the Buryat faith, with semiprecious stones and coins strewn on the ground in front of them as offerings.
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Every speck of colorful 3D abstraction was once a fleck of paint, from buttery ribbons spooling across the space's quartet of giant screens to confetti-like particles dancing through digital space.
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Hallmark is a famous card company that makes affordable wrapping paper bundles that come with everything you need to wrap a gift, including the paper, tags, ribbons, gift bags, and more.
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Should you decide that making mezzalune is not in the cards, cut your fresh egg pasta into wide or narrow ribbons, and toss them with the simmered peas, ricotta and mushrooms.
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Dakota Johnson sported Planned Parenthood's logo on her clutch, and several stars—including nominees Lin-Manuel Miranda and Ruth Negga—wore blue ribbons in support of the American Civil Liberties Union.
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