Sentences with phrase «wearing yellow ribbons»

Of the 10 only 2 of them are wearing yellow ribbons.

Like many Catalan independence supporters, including Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, Rufian wears a yellow ribbon to highlight the continued imprisonment of separatist figures Oriol Junqueras, the leader of Esquerra, former interior minister Joaquin Form and civil society leaders Jordi Sanchez and Jordi Cuixart.

Just read a terrific article on She wore a yellow ribbon — about Arsenal fans boycotting a cup final.

Just read a terrific article on She wore a yellow ribbon about Arsenal fans boycotting a cup final.

To all Arsenal fans, please read my previous comment regarding «She wore a yellow ribbon».

A recommend read for all Gooners is an open later to Wenger which is available on the she wore a yellow ribbon website.

She wore a yellow ribbon in the merry month of May, And when!

Just read the article by «she wore a yellow ribbon «it was brilliant about the demented so called arsenal fans celebrating when we lost to Watford over the weekend what a bunch of losers and on constructive criticism it is now clear more than ever we need a director of football who sees through the fans eyes from the stands what most arsenal fans are angst about especially some player's lack the angry element of the premiership, look at Newcastle with benitez in charge and most of the players are hardly household names, Arsenal foreeeever!!!

She wore, she wore, She wore a yellow ribbon, She wore a yellow ribbon, In the merry month of May!

Please visit the she wore a yellow ribbon website as this is there idea and I'm just sharing.

Calling all Gooners fed up with Wenger, go visit the she wore a yellow ribbon Facebook page and on there is A4 poster you can print to take to the games put up around the emirates and hand out.time for change starts now and this is the first step.

Like all football songs old and new they are ripped off from a popular song and «she wore a yellow ribbon» comes from a 1949 John Wayne's film of the same name.

She wore She wore She wore a yellow ribbon She wore a yellow ribbon In the merry month of May And when I asked her why She wore the ribbon She said it's for the Arsenal And we're going to Wembley Wembley Wembley We're the famous Arsenal and we're going to Wembley Wembley Wembley We're the famous Arsenal And we're going to Wembley WEMBLEY

Pep Guardiola has been fined # 20,000 for wearing a yellow ribbon on the touchline, the Football Association has announced.

Once that is dealt with though, she'll be wearing a yellow ribbon in the merry month of May because the famous Arsenal are going back to Wembley.

I never thought I'd be able to wear this yellow ribbon and rhinestone belt as often as I have.

His 1940s films included one military - produced documentary co-directed by Ford and cinematographer Gregg Toland, December 7th (1943), which creaks badly today (especially compared with Frank Capra's Why We Fight series); a major war film (They Were Expendable [1945]-RRB-; the historically - based drama My Darling Clementine (1946); and the «cavalry trilogy» of Fort Apache (1948), She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949), and Rio Grande (1950), each of which starred John Wayne.

Bulwarked with gay and spirited music and keyed to the colors of the plains, «She Wore a Yellow Ribbon» is a dilly of a cavalry picture.

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.

As for the film's chances, Oscar history tells us that She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, way back in 1950, was the last film to win this award without being nominated in any other category.

A period Western with nods to Ford classics like «She Wore a Yellow Ribbon» and «The Searchers,» the picture is filming here at Ghost Ranch — 21,000 acres of God's country, 60 miles north of Santa Fe — where one - time resident Georgia O'Keeffe painted canvases with images of the mesa that towers in the distance.

All too soon, it seemed, it was Sunday and there was still more to see: «All That Heaven Allows» (1955, Douglas Sirk), «She Wore a Yellow Ribbon» (1949, John Ford) and «The Band Wagon» (1953, Vincente Minnelli).

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

For all the savagery of his satire, Lindsay could also be sentimental, to the point of preferring John Ford's My Darling Clementine and She Wore a Yellow Ribbon to the harsher mood of The Searchers, and therein may have lain his rejection at the hands of the critical «establishment» in Britain.

Beginning with «Stagecoach» (1939), continuing from 1948 through 1950 with the Cavalry Trilogy («Fort Apache,» «She Wore a Yellow Ribbon» and «Rio Grande»), and finally to 1962 and «The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance,» together in 10 features they largely formed the templates of the Hollywood Western.

She Wore A Yellow Ribbon — The second film in John Ford's loosely grouped Cavalry Trilogy, and the only one in color.

Bale is sturdy and manly in Scott Cooper's stately «Hostiles,» a classic Western that could have starred John Wayne (and sort of did in «She Wore a Yellow Ribbon»).

4:15 am (2nd)-- TCM — She Wore a Yellow Ribbon The first of John Ford's informal «Cavalry trilogy,» which continued with Fort Apache and Rio Grande — all three films star John Wayne, though they're unrelated in plot and character.

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THEY WERE EXPENDABLE (1945) / SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON (1949).

The Lost Patrol — Another in the John Ford marathon, this 1934 film stars Victor McLaglen (The Quiet Man, She Wore A Yellow Ribbon) as the leader of a troop of British soldiers in Mesopotamia, surrounded at an oasis by unseen Arabs who snipe them off one by one.

Not exact matches

Pollemma would like to issue a formal apology and retraction to Mr. Rafael Benitez of Newcastle England for our article of last week «Benitez sanctioned for wearing yellow protest ribbon at the closure of KFC».

A village is plagued with strange, malicious acts of violence and spite, and at the community's social apex is the pastor, superbly played by Burghart Klaussner, who is a strict disciplinarian, making his errant children wear a white ribbon of contrition on their arm: the ribbon looks weirdly both like a Nazi armband and a yellow star.

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