Sentence examples for black place from inspiring English sources
Freedmen's was probably the most unadulteratedly black place to be born this side of Harlem Hospital.
Buzkashī has two main forms: the traditional, grassroots game, known as tūdabarāy (Persian [Dari]: "coming out of the crowd"), and the modern government-sponsored version, qarajāy ("black place").
From this base, she would travel deep into the desert to paint her favorite remote locations, such as the "Black Place".
It burned through the rising light of the horizon and vanished in the black place above the road and below the sky.
In New Mexico O'Keeffe produced From the White Place (1940), Pelvis IV (1944), Black Place III (1944), and numerous other paintings of the area's distinctive natural and architectural forms.
Second thing, as a Chicagoan, and particularly a South Sider, I think the mayor is right to be on the lookout for a bias, especially an all-too common one that conceives of anything south of the Loop as the scary black place to enter only at your own risk.
"There are black places and there are white places.
White people don't choose to come to black places".
Frei David alleges that half the successful candidates for black places declared themselves pardos.
In 2009, the journal reported, 6.3 percent of Columbia's faculty was black, placing it second among those 30 schools.
Two teams that rarely exceed 10 12 riders contend over a defined field with set flags and circles the "black places"—as goals.
