Sentence examples for black bane from inspiring English sources

So he either dressed as Black Bane or was a black guy dressed as Italian Bane.

I resisted referring to the guy on the right as Black Bane, but then I noticed he was wearing a gold charm and a gold necklace.

Black pudding, the bane of British breakfasts, as unclean a concoction as the human palate has ever tasted, has recently undergone rehabilitation; it has been inducted into serious cuisine.

Yes, there are even black helicopters, the bane of every lunatic conspiracy theorist's existence since the invention of the helicopter, conspiracy theories or the color black.

Human-made black carbon, the bane of Beijing, remains in the lower atmosphere for only a matter of days before falling back to the surface, where it warms the planet by absorbing heat.

Private meteorite hunters are not the bane of science ("Black Market Trinkets From Space," April 5).

In one of his last columns, he returned to his theme of individual responsibility, declaring that "father absence is the bane of the black community".

Dirt had a host of issues that have been the bane of many black communities and general society.

But the law has been poorly applied if we look at the disparities in the prison population and the "Stop and Frisk" profiling that has been the bane of young black men's existence, to name just two conditions that smack of blatant unfairness.

Black rot is considered to be the bane of organic grape growers due to the limited materials that are available for its control as well as the devastating crop losses that can occur due to berry infections.

In old black-and-white movies, quicksand was the bane of many a pith-helmeted jungle explorer.