Sentences with phrase «not yellow ribbons»

There has been a remarkable resurgence of uncomplicated, unapologetic patriotism over the past months: flags, not yellow ribbons, are the icons of the day.

Not exact matches

NOTE: If you do not own a spiralizer, use a vegetable peeler to create yellow squash ribbons.

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Now, future generations can look back at Oscar history and say... «What!?!? The director of «Taxi Driver,» «Raging Bull» and «GoodFellas» won an Oscar for «The Departed»?!?» Well, look at it this way: John Ford, famous for great American Westerns like «Stagecoach,» «My Darling Clementine,» «She Wore a Yellow Ribbon,» «The Searchers» and «The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance,» won four Oscars for direction, and not one of them was for a Western.

The Searchers or Red River or She Wore a Yellow Ribbon it's not.

A yellow ribbon or vest won't keep a dog safe; that's the pet owner's job.

You may find that attaching a yellow ribbon or bow to your dog's leash may actually draw more attention, causing others to approach your dog since not everyone will know what it means.

Do not rely on the yellow ribbon; you must still do your due diligence to keep anyone from being injured by your dog.

Teach your children what the yellow ribbon means, and make sure that they know they should not approach a dog that is wearing one.

It's also important to teach children not to rely on the presence of a yellow ribbon to identify a dog that needs his space.

If you have a dog that you know doesn't react well to being approached enthusiastically by children, adults, or other dogs, is overly - exuberant himself, is recovering from surgery and needs to be treated gently, or just needs his space for whatever reason, you can place a yellow ribbon around his collar, leash, or harness.

This makes it vastly easier, for example, to read a work like Plotos, once you know it is the reflection in the water of a fender alongside a vividly painted boat, not a top spinning on a blue field and scattering de Kooningesque ribbons of orange, yellow and white.

The coloured ribbons, especially my corporate coloured ribbons being hot rose and teal, and later added sunshine yellow (not milquetoast) always caught attention, and worked well.