Sentence examples for damaged black from inspiring English sources

The damaged black box found Monday will be sent, along with the first one recovered Sunday, to Paris for examination, officials said.

In 2007, for Dirty Projectors' fifth full album, "Rise Above," the group's leader, David Longstreth, composed, from memory, a new version of "Damaged," Black Flag's 1981 album, radically altering both the lyrics and the music.

Next, the SEALs needed to destroy the damaged Black Hawk.

He rejects "the slavery simile," and tends to dismiss two of the most persuasive books about the negative aspects of sports on black progress: "$40 Million Slaves: The Rise, Fall, and Redemption of the Black Athlete" (2006), by William C. Rhoden of The New York Times, and "Darwin's Athletes: How Sport Has Damaged Black America and Preserved the Myth of Race" (1997), by John Hoberman.

Investigators on Monday combed the wreckage, finding the plane's badly damaged second black box.

By their album Damaged, however, Black Flag began to incorporate a swing beat into their style.

A damaged face floats in black watercolour on white paper, puckering the surface so that the pain seems redoubled.

Dirty Projectors' back catalogue includes such high-concept works as 2005's The Getty Address, a song cycle about the Eagles' Don Henley, and Rise Above (2007), which covered from memory every song from the album Damaged by hardcore heroes Black Flag.

Smith, 22, sustained a cracked wrist, a damaged finger and a black eye in two crashes at Mugello a fortnight ago, but finished the race in ninth.

Smith achieved his best ever MotoGP finish despite suffering a cracked wrist, a damaged finger and a black eye in two crashes ahead of the race.

Smith, 22, sustained a cracked wrist, a damaged finger and a black eye in two crashes ahead of Sunday's Italian Grand Prix, but finished the race in ninth.