Sentence examples for copies of black from inspiring English sources

The band's label, Jive, sent six million copies of "Black & Blue" to stores.

With their fine grooves rendered by bristle brushes, the copies of black vinyl records are also amazingly realistic.

I would pull my mattress onto the floor, stand on two thick books — usually hardcover copies of "Black Beauty" and "The Water-Babies" — and leap onto the mattress, screaming "Haaa!" like Bruce Lee.

By carrying copies of black newspapers like The Chicago Defender and The Pittsburgh Courier, they offered Southern blacks in small towns a glimpse of what life was like in the big cities.

I would pull my mattress onto the floor, stand on two thick books—usually hardcover copies of "Black Beauty" and "The Water-Babies"—and leap onto the mattress, screaming "Haaa!" like Bruce Lee.

We've been trying to do copies of black American music for decades and this was no exception".

Most of the "exhibits" on the walls were secondhand stuff: yellowed newspaper clippings, blurred copies of black-and-white photographs, candy-colored cartoons of legendary bluesmen by R. Crumb.

I need to save and scan copies of black-and-white cartoons as TIFF files because they print well, but I worry that this is not a good format for e-mail.

I once bought a secondhand first-edition copy of "Black Box," by Amos Oz, at a used-book stall.

At one point when he was upset about not fitting in, his mother gave him a copy of "Black Like Me," the story of a white man in the 1960's who dyes his skin and travels the South to experience being black during segregation.

That evening I went onto Discogs, found a copy of "Black Pride" and bought it immediately.