Sentence examples for dark race from inspiring English sources

The most common ways to improve animal movement were: (1) install a lamp on a dark race entrance, (2) move ceiling lamps to eliminate sparkling reflections, (3) muffle air hissing, (4) install shields and solid sides on races to prevent animals from seeing moving people up ahead and (5) eliminate air drafts that blow in the faces of approaching animals.

It is a dark race, like P. m. saturatus, but is smaller and more heavily streaked on its upperparts.

In the song's choruses, Harrison declares himself "a dark horse / Running on a dark race course", "a blue moon", and a "cool jerk" who is "Looking for the source".

From the first page, people of the ruling, dark-skinned race are "Coals", while the pallid underclass are "Pearls".

Color Options: Red, gray, black, ebony, silver, gold, dark blue, racing green.

"Objective" investigators constantly rediscovered that Negroes, Indians, and other dark races (some of them European, mind you) were indeed still inferior.

In fair-skinned persons the epidermis, or outermost layer of the skin, contains little of the pigment; in the dark-skinned races epidermal deposits of melanin are heavy.

S. v. arguta, the darkest race, is from eastern Tasmania and is known as the clinking currawong from its call or locally as the black magpie.

The Crisis, in full The Crisis: A Record Of The Darker Races, American monthly magazine published by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People NAACPP).

Davenport had no interest in Gould's ideas about racial prejudice; what he wanted was help documenting the degenerative effects of the darker races on the whiter ones.

Du Bois had urged young African-Americans to fight in a patriotic editorial that appeared in The Crisis: A Record of the Darker Races, the official organ of the N.A.A.C.P.