Sentence examples for black lamb from inspiring English sources

A black lamb, gamboling.

5) "Black Lamb and Grey Falcon," by Rebecca West.

Rebecca West wrote her masterpiece on Yugoslavia, "Black Lamb and Grey Falcon" during….

Rebecca West's "Black Lamb and Grey Falcon" tries to explain pre-war Yugoslavia.

Where to stock Rebecca West's Black Lamb and Grey Falcon (1941)?

Some of the "Black Lamb" score has an undercurrent of Kurt Weill's early cabaret sound, and the short "War Then Peace" displays almost global inclusiveness.

The costliest item is a black lamb-leather cap with an 18-karat gold "24" on the front.

I've embarked, finally, on Rebecca West's "Black Lamb and Gray Falcon," her immense narrative about Yugoslavia, as a kind of group reading project with two writer friends.

Another favorite, she has said, was Rebecca West's "Black Lamb and Grey Falcon," an epic travelogue about Yugoslavia written on the eve of the Second World War.

As Rebecca West wrote in "Black Lamb and Grey Falcon," in a passage that Aung San Suu Kyi likely associated with her father when reading the book under house arrest, "it is the habit of the people, whenever an old man mismanages his business so that it falls to pieces as soon as he dies, to say, 'Ah, So-and-so was a marvel!

Robert D. Kaplan, the author of "Balkan Ghosts: A Journey Through History" (1993), a current influential book on the Yugoslavian conflict, was highly influenced himself by "Black Lamb".