Sentence examples for black jet from inspiring English sources

In 1987, the fashion designer Anna Sui happened upon a cache of gleaming black jet jewelry in Allison Massey's booth at Grays Antique Market in London.

The black soya beans seem more resilient, and both Black Jet and Tanba have survived: according to one lady, they contain gout-controlling chemicals.

That was where he found the carved symbols on a piece of shiny black jet stone, a type of coal, less than one inch to a side.

There was the model with her face entirely encrusted with shards of black jet and polished ivory shell, but her breasts bared under the finest veil.

The U-2, a black jet with long, narrow wings to help it slip through the thin air, cuts an impressive figure as it rises rapidly into the sky.

This is embroidered with black jet and black beads, and here and there it has touches of blue bead embroidery on the cross-over bodice and on embroidered panels of the skirt.

After you've been driven to and fro in black cars, and flown in black jets.

If you have brown hair and blue eyes, your colors are: Blue (all shades) Pink (medium blue-based shades) Grey White Peach Lime green Purple (all shades) Tan (light) Brown (light) Black (jet-dark).

If you have dark skin, opt for a dark, jet black.

American character Martha Levinson (played by Shirley MacLaine) is forward-looking and progressive, with  flapperesque, shorter hemlines, cloche hats, and plenty of feathers and black-jet jewellery.

Dark colors like jet black, black-brown, or dark brown are very essential to this look.