Sentence examples for black combination from inspiring English sources

It may look like leftover burnt scraps of a late-summer barbecue, stuffed with melted tyre fillings, but this bizarre black combination is just Burger King's latest menu option for Japan.

If a young England team with only 200-odd caps can secure both a record score and margin of victory over a top-class All Black combination, what on earth might they achieve with three more years of collective Test experience?

Inside, there is only a sand-and-black combination, but it includes hound's-tooth accents on the headrests and seat fabric that can glow in the dark (along with the word Soul).

This combination might be inconceivable in many countries but in Germany this red-black combination was precisely the complexion of the government from 2005.

The home side, however, capitalised on New Zealand's typical slow start to a test season, with the All Blacks combinations appearing rusty and timing off kilter.

The show's red-and-black combinations seemed harsh, if not well trodden, and the lacy camisoles, though sexy against the tough leathers and sharp tailoring, felt tossed off.

That's too bad, because the Black Butte combination of roasted malt and delicate hop bitterness strikes me as a benchmark American porter.

The colors were primarily a grainy tan and black, a combination that worked to great effect in a tan blouse with cargo pockets on the chest worn with a black leather corset and leather shorts.

After adding the population that identified as black, in combination with one or more other races, the number rose to only 38.3 million, still less than the general Hispanic total of 38.8 million.

In his day he would have cut a stylish figure in the white John Travolta suit and black shirt combination, but he was wise enough to know that day was gone.

And the 2000 census for the first time allowed respondents to choose more than one race in identifying themselves, so that the number of Americans who declared themselves black "in combination with one or more other races" is now 37.7 million -- slightly higher than the overall figure for Latinos.