Sentence examples for black hands from inspiring English sources

Uzo Aduba (Orange is the New Black) hands down.

First, they cannot be blamed on the usual suspects, external "black hands"—typically American.

What: "Black Hands, Blue Seas: The Maritime Heritage of African-Americans," exhibition; general admission $12.

Trousers with black hands over the crotch and the arse panel (couture term) cut-out.

"The fundamental issue is putting most of this wealth back into black hands".

At the Mayo Clinic, Daddy had his arteries cleared, praising the surgeon's fine black hands.

White creditors felt it politically unwise to foreclose, so most "black chip" companies remain in black hands.

Since 1994 some 3.2m hectares (7.9m acres) of farmland, 2% of the total, has passed into black hands.

Officials say they want 60% of the travel industry to be in black hands in five years' time.

The imam told me, "It was as if there were black hands behind a curtain pushing these young men".

This means, in effect, shifting more wealth and power into black hands, something the government is desperate to speed up.