Sentence examples for black practice from inspiring English sources

A dozen skaters wearing simple black practice clothes are gliding with precision and concentration up and down a suburban Maryland ice rink.

She also candidly reveals the reality of performing during a heavy menstrual period, needing to wear "rubber-lined underpants" for an acrobatic duet and, when they leaked, changing into black practice clothes because their color would not visibly change.

The same dance belt can then be worn under black practice tights or white performance tights.

Ellison's detractors question whether a black, practicing Muslim is the right face of the new Democratic Party.

Mr. Radensky calls Old Broadway "the last mainstream synagogue in Harlem," thus acknowledging the Commandment Keepers Ethiopian Hebrew Congregation, where blacks practice Orthodox Jewish rituals.

In this way the US could return to its dark practices of black sites and brutal interrogations.

Changes in black religious practice have played a role.

1952 ANC leaders Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo establish South Africa's first black law practice, specializing in cases resulting from the post-1948 apartheid legislation.

In addition, more black doctors practice in high-poverty communities of color, where physicians are relatively scarce.

Where chromaticism is detected in American folk music, the inflected tones are derived from black folk practice or from learned music.

In 1952 in Johannesburg, with fellow ANC leader Oliver Tambo, Mandela established South Africa's first black law practice, specializing in cases resulting from the post-1948 apartheid legislation.