a ribbon of something

At the top only a ribbon of sky showed in.

A ribbon of very large letters ran across the page.

Nearby, a ribbon of road turned against the trees toward the city.

A river is not simply a ribbon of flowing water.

From it issued what could only be described as a ribbon of city.

Not even a ribbon of the right shade was forthcoming.

A ribbon of white dust blew out from behind it.

For best results, plant a ribbon of shrubs and trees two or three deep.

I can only see a ribbon of ice and snow."

Directly between these a ribbon of white marked its twisting course.

I'd say something like, 'It describes a ribbon of light on the horizon.

Onto a ribbon of blacktop that led back into the trees.

And from each corner dangled a ribbon of the same material.

The medal is hangs from a ribbon of blue and yellow.

A ribbon of water fell almost slowly down the vertical cliff face.

As the door opened slowly, a ribbon of light streamed in from the hall outside.

He touched a ribbon of blood on the man's cheek, found it nearly dry.

The road was a ribbon of moonlight, over the purple moor.

A ribbon of red, white and blue was pinned to his lapel.

Beyond their dark line there was a ribbon of clear sky, hardly broad enough to hold the red large moon.

Just below it, a ribbon of windows at the second story streams with sunlight.

During the six years after A ribbon of poems was published about 100 copies were sold.

The Order is characterized by a ribbon of deep blue moiré.

Like a ribbon of weed I am flung far every time the door opens.

Depressed, I pulled a ribbon of dough from the pastry.