Sentence examples for black something from inspiring English sources

And the mashed potato kept coming out black, something to do with "moisture migration".

On Oct. 7, they had their entire house painted black -- something about which the borough had no rules.

(Eventually Blumenthal left out the pastry, which helped). And the mashed potato kept coming out black, something to do with "moisture migration".

Perhaps more important, when you have to tiptoe around absolutely anything that has to do with blacks, it can leave the insidious impression that there is, in fact, something wrong with being black, something to be ashamed of.

It wasn't just that the director, Ryan Coogler, and the majority of the cast were black – something rare enough on screen as it is, let alone in a superhero film.

Falling off a mountain, he recalled thinking with some dismay, would be a stereotypical death for a physicist, just as being shot by the police would be for a young black, something that almost happened to him on a stroll one night through Pasadena, Calif.

Next up come Argentina, the bookies' favourites to go through from Pool C with the All Blacks, something of a mouthwatering prospect for students of the dark arts.

Black is something else.

Mr. Black shows something ugly but recognizable.

She imagined a man in a perfect black suit — something extra about him, anyway, like Cary Grant.

When your mother questions whether the neighbours are "druggies" because they're black – say something.