Sentence examples for black memory from inspiring English sources

If you know someone with a Men in Black memory zapper thing, ask if you can borrow it.

Some of the most packed shows were by leaders of a much-blogged microtrend variously known as glo-fi and chillwave: Neon Indian, Washed Out, Small Black, Memory Tapes, Toro y Moi.

Their hope for this physical space is to not only cultivate tangible black memory but to also celebrate and build black community.

BLK MKT Vintage not only celebrates "black curiosities," as Handy and Stewart call their wares, but ultimately cultivates an honest, more complete collective black memory.

Opening the exhibition is "Black Memory" (2005), a wooden vitrine filled with ink bottles and oil cans.

She also wrote a number of autobiographical works, such as Bone Black: Memories of Girlhood (1996) and Wounds of Passion: A Writing Life (1997).

Quite apart from the black memories of the place there are the stark surroundings, the prison walls, and all that machinery of sternest detention which turns every prison into a heart-break house.

Even aside from the humane instinct to help a city caked in red ink and black memories, Democrats should consider New York lucky; when they've nominated winners, it was in Madison Square Garden -- Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton.

Those were big for about a minute (well, a few years), and then tablets showed up on the scene, pretty much out of the blue, and flashed that Men In Black memory-easer on us all, making us forget notebooks ever existed.

Bone Black: Memories of Girlhood.

"If I could, I would 'Men in Black' memory-erase 2015, I totally would -- that would be amazing!" she recently told Elle Canada.