Sentence examples for black driving from inspiring English sources
We leave the house at 7.20am in the pitch black, driving on very scary, icy, narrow roads.
On "Guap," a rework of a song by the Australian outfit Mall Grab, Yaeji flips her skittish stance, singing dryly about wearing all black, driving German cars, and drinking Grey Goose, topics that play well deep into the morning at a lavish hotel-rooftop night club with a hot tub.
Its anti-truth is evidenced in the constitutively fraught everyday of Black lives: walking while black, driving while black, speaking "as" black, speaking b(l)ack, shopping while black, being at home while black, being black at school, black at the pool, black in the hands of police, black in prison.
Black driving cap/kangol: Gives an old-school, refined look.
I really liked a pair of black driving gloves ($125).
The small courageous spurt of ladies in black driving was a vivid reminder that Saudi Arabia, under little pressure, is still locked in gender apartheid.
His English teacher, an African-American, told him that white police officers liked to single out blacks driving red cars.
(One night, Henry Clinton and Jean Louise see a group of blacks driving a fast car, and Henry implies that this is what happens when you let the Supreme Court tell the South what to do).
The chief constable of Derbyshire, John Newing, has admitted publicly that as a young police officer, he used deliberately to target blacks driving particular types of car because "my experience was that I would get driving offences out of it".A similar discrepancy is evident throughout the criminal-justice system.
In 1986, he drew national attention to his normally unremarked-on kingdom of shopping strips and subdivisions when he announced, after a spate of robberies, "If there are some young blacks driving a car late at night in a predominantly white area, they will be stopped".
Harry Lee, Normand's predecessor of 28 years and a hugely popular local figure, had several racist scandals bubble up during his tenure, including one involving this remark in 1986: "If there are some young blacks driving a car late at night in a predominantly white neighborhood, they will be stopped.
