As he finished speaking, Uncle Steve drew from his pocket a little bright key hung on a blue ribbon, which he gravely presented to Marjorie.
I think it's a locket," said Marjorie, "on a blue ribbon to hang round your neck.
It may be noted, however, that it is not considered correct for a widow to make use of the true lover's knot of blue ribbon, which is sometimes used in the case of an unmarried lady.
The knot of ribbon, when employed, is usually in the form of a thin streamer of blue ribbon tied in the conventional true lover's knot (Fig.
In the first case, the hatchment of an unmarried lady showed the whole of the background black, the paternal arms on a lozenge, and this suspended by a knot of blue ribbon.
But the impaled arms were not depicted upon a lozenge, but upon a shield, and the shield was surmounted by the true lover's knot of blue ribbon.
And there is two little shirts and bands, and very long underskirts with feather stitches in them, and there's a little cream kimona with a blue ribbon bow on it.
I did feel some sad feels when I could not take her walking down the lane with her nice new blue ribbon on.
I did have knowing all my animal friends would be glad for the remembers of the needs of Aphrodite, for a blue ribbon.
The great rolls of pretty golden curls had been half confined behind her head with a blue ribbon, while a fresh white rose, bordered on all sides with pink geraniums, adorned her throat.
Lottie handed her a large bundle of papers, containing at least a dozen sheets of paper covered with writing, the last one being sealed with red wax, to which was attached a blue ribbon, just below the notary's signature.
Her sleeves were short, for she had cut them off and arranged them in a puff above her elbows to save rolling them up, and her white bib-apron was fastened on each shoulder with a knot of blue ribbon, Harold's favorite color.
Taking up the papers one by one, in the order in which she had found them, she tied them again with the blue ribbon, and put them into the bag.
A little hot beer would do yer bloomin' temper a deal more good than ten yards o' blue ribbon at sixpence.
Then they saw him drive a nail in the wall close to the other, take his flute from the table, tie around it a piece of blue ribbon he had picked up off the floor, and hang it also on the wall.
But already it bore a blue ribbon, and its owner was the richer by the prize of a glass bowl and the envy of a score of deft-handed competitors.
A wild shout of joy burst from the rural party when the most portly and rubicund of the portly and red-faced judges advanced into the ring and decorated Jenkins Hollis with the blue ribbon.
To her it hardly seemed rare enough for the blue ribbon on the frame.
Also, a defendant who has been convicted by a special, or "blue ribbon," jury cannot validly contend that he was thereby denied due process of law.
New York[1212] where it upheld a conviction by a "blue ribbon" jury.
This voice was not like a blue ribbon; it was like snow.
It was the first time Oldmeadow had heard her voice that afternoon and he could hardly have believed it the voice that had once reminded him of a blue ribbon.
Rooks were cawing and he saw a blue ribbon rolling, rolling out across a spring-tide landscape.
I love them best of all," the bland, blue ribbon unrolled.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "blue ribbon" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
