Sentence examples for a black paper from inspiring English sources

The F.B.I. provided Mr. Shaw with $5,000 in cash, which was placed in a manila envelope and then wrapped in a black paper bag.

The Klan was furious that Mr. Hicks, a black paper mill worker, was putting up two white civil rights workers in his home.

She settled in Chicago and bore four children, even as she continued lecture tours and meetings and ran The Conservator, a black paper her husband owned.

Mikel Holt, associate publisher of The Milwaukee Community Journal, a black paper, said approvingly that Mr. McGee had been "the Rev. Jeremiah Wright of our local politics".

On Sunday, the anticorruption activist Arvind Kejriwal released a "black paper on irrigation" in response, which claims that the cost per hectare for irrigating land in Maharashtra is among the highest in India.

His aides had spread around Washington a "black paper", documenting what Israeli intelligence says are direct links between senior aides to Mr Arafat and the financing and running of terrorism.

In October 1861 William H. Johnson of Company V, Second Regiment of Connecticut Volunteers, wrote to the Pine and Palm, a New York City black paper, describing army life in Virginia: "The proscribed [black] Americans, (and there are many), attached to this regiment" had even formed their own association, the "Self-Defenders of Connecticut".

A local black paper was surprised at the indictment and praised the decision, as did the New York Times.

Play it, tell your friends about it, and loan them your Kinect to play it (once you've finished the game, the camera will go back to being a big, black paper weight anyway).

The luminescence intensity decreased significantly in the first second when the biosensor was applied on GO-P or to a control black paper, while the luminescence intensity with the control white paper was high due to this material's minimal light absorption and maximal light reflection.

One path led to a dummy detector made of a sheet of black paper wrapped around a whirling drum, and the other to a stationary detector.