Sentence examples for black series from inspiring English sources

The black series in the chart below shows the ratio of unemployed to job openings.

Sony is trying to rectify that shortfall by lining up expensive new installments of its "Spider-Man" and "Men in Black" series.

The black series in Chart 1 below shows aggregate real wage rates measured as inflation-adjusted employee compensation (including fringe benefits like health insurance) per hour worked.

Snooker's profile had risen in the previous three years thanks to BBC Two's Pot Black series, and Watterson saw opportunities to expand and make the game more professional.

The media advocacy group has touted the highest number to date of black series regulars on broadcast networks, up four percentage points from last year's 16percentt.

This is as far away from the urban blight and shoot-em-up nature of the typical black series, typified by the Starz network's Power.

Let's not overlook the "Amos 'n' Andy" show, which began as a white minstrel radio show and became, in 1951, an all-black series in prime time.

A pitch-black series of sketches, monologues and radio "stings", which had fun at the expense of DJs such as Chris Moyles and Jo Whiley, Blue Jam largely avoided controversy because it went out almost unnoticed, broadcast in the early hours of the morning.

It's a good day for television fans who aren't squeamish about the sight of blood: Showtime has ordered a fourth and a fifth season of "Dexter," its pitch-black series that stars Michael C. Hall as a Miami crime-scene analyst who moonlights as a serial killer.

As the same ol' living-while-black series goes, two black men were arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks for being quiet, seated and minding their own business last week.

As the same ol' living-while-black series goes, two black men were arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks for being quiet, seated, and minding their own business last week.