riband

With a sharp jerk he took the riband from her.

The end of the riband is tied with a ribbon.

The riband no longer felt so light and soft.

I'd won a rainbow jersey on the track a couple of times before but the road race is the blue riband.

The riband of the motto is red, with black stripes on either side.

The riband of the order is worn from the left shoulder to the right hip.

A member will wear only one riband, even if he or she belongs to several orders.

The team says it will claim only the Blue Riband if successful.

The badge was pinned to the riband at the left hip.

Now and again Vidruth would suddenly appear to demand what more she had learned from the riband.

The old medal became the lowest class of the order, worn on a chest riband.

The riband has a navy blue background and on both the edges are red stripes.

Carefully, still not untying the riband, she went through the rest of the stack.

She had the riband of silk looped about her wrist.

In swimming the blue riband events are considered to be the 100 and 200 metres freestyle.

The First class of the order is worn on a blue moire riband over his right shoulder.

Back and forth between her fingers, the girl slipped the riband of silken stuff.

She faced a little to the right, held out the hand about which she had bound the riband.

In cycling the blue riband is the Tour de France.

Columbia was also known as a fast ship and held the Blue Riband for two years.

The athletics world championships were let down a little by absenteeism in the blue riband events.

It is sometimes referred to as the "Blue Riband" of the turf.

A rosette is affixed to the riband of the Officer cross.

The badge suspends from a riband measuring 1 inches wide.

In kayaking and canoeing championships the blue riband race is the men's K1 1000m.