Sentence examples for black swine from inspiring English sources

Parts of Voss, notably the treatment of Indigenous Australians – "black swine" to the explorer – remain contentious but White is a founding father of the literary independence movement that followed in the 1970s and 80s.

(Even the scholarly notes might be looked on as hidden clues, leading the reader to discover such gems as Richard D. Altick's "Victorian Studies in Scarlet" and Thomas Boyle's "Black Swine in the Sewers of Hampstead").

One of my favorite books about the Victorian era is Thomas Boyle's "Black Swine in the Sewers of Hampstead," an unforgettable title that really says it all.

It portrays a conversation between two clay-mation pigs about a U.S.-funded program in which hardy, black Caribbean swine were killed and replaced by their more fragile, pink, U.S. cousins.

Sometimes a line would just whack you between the eyes, as when one of the monks at school promised to take him to watch Bradman at Worcester "but the black-cowled swine reneged".

One needs no description of such events when they are part of history or the reader's experience; a reference to "the Black Plague" or "the swine flu" is enough.

The Napoli ultra leader, Genny 'a Carogna (Genny the Swine), proudly wore a black T-shirt urging the release of the man jailed for murdering the policeman Ispettore Raciti back in 2007.

The Large Black is accurately named, as it is a large swine breed and is the only British pig that is entirely black.

By Andrea Scott Bacon is the new black — or so reads the ironic T-shirt that would fit right in at Swine.

Bacon is the new black — or so reads the ironic T-shirt that would fit right in at Swine.

In the past, this has seemed especially… Bacon is the new black — or so reads the ironic T-shirt that would fit right in at Swine.