Sentence examples for black kits from inspiring English sources

Nestor and Zimonjić entered in stylish black kits to scattered applause, followed by their opponents, a pair of unseeded Colombians.

Fifteen men in black kits is how former coach Sir Clive Woodward described the opposition before the game, offering Robshaw a neat slogan to slap on the dressing room walls all the way to the World Cup.

It was initially called Black Arabs F.C., after the Arabs rugby team and the predominantly black kits in which they played.

The app describes itself as a "remote viewing application powered by an alien psyche," and that alienness shows with the slider, which can take a tree from "tree with green leaves" to "black kits and grime and grime attached in a cross is picnic white and pink green patch capped by a bear".

The black kit worn by Zagreb was suitably funereal.

As Alan Brydon points out, that's because of their distinctive yellow and black kit.

Couldn't Amy Winehouse's talent have saved her? Debate: what's the problem with England's all black kit?

With the Dons full of purpose, the black kit chosen by Wigan suitably reflected their joyless start.

These days, I play in four or five tournaments a year, often in the red and black kit of my home club, Amoskeag RFC of Manchester, N.H.

Their largely black kit, machine-like riding style and a perceived disregard for the traditions of cycling have turned them into cycling's Marmite team – loved or loathed, with little in between.

While England will revert to their usual white colours for their remaining group games against Georgia, Romania and Scotland, Martin Johnson's side could sport the all black kit later in the tournament.