black ribbon

Would have been married by now if the girl hadn't had to put up a black ribbon.

We had come on a small black ribbon of pathway.

Seriously, though, I should have warned you to use a black ribbon.

She wore her hair down, tied back with a bit of black ribbon.

"I like the freedom of being able to go where you want and not having to stick to that black ribbon out there."

Hair had to be drawn back and tied with a black ribbon at the top of the head.

The voice unfurled in her mind like a black ribbon.

The future of women's golf arrived today wrapped in a black ribbon.

The black ribbon gathered itself into a knot, turned inside out and was gone.

Many players are wearing black ribbons on their caps this week.

He stared down the black ribbon of asphalt under the stars.

Perhaps all the athletes could wear a black ribbon as a sign of mourning.

She has short periwinkle hair with a yellow and black ribbon.

His hair had been slicked back, tied off with a black ribbon.

This emblem was suspended from a red and black ribbon.

Below the shield the branches meet, tied with a red and black ribbon.

Shades were pulled, and black ribbon hung on die doors.

It pulled free of the thin black ribbon at his nape.

Around her neck, a small cameo hung from a black ribbon.

Beyond the fault cleft he could see the black ribbon that was the new river.

The other was three pale pink roses, tied with a black ribbon.

Not every base that retires numbers places uses black ribbons, however.

Her white hair was drawn tightly back and fastened with a black ribbon.

A wide black ribbon about his neck identified him as a churchman.

She seemed almost to slump, the one bare hand playing along the black ribbons on her dress.