Sentence examples for foul black from inspiring English sources

It began in England, during the Industrial Revolution, when foul black smoke began to pour from factory chimneys.

On the day of my first regardo this April, I got stuck behind a cement truck belching foul black smoke that poured over my windshield and leached into the car's interior.

My attitude to horses has, I admit, been damaged by exposure to a certain kind of horsey person: braying women in uptight clothes, red-faced toffs in white cravats, all wearing those foul black helmets with a ribbon on top.

It's like molten tar, brutally foul, jet black, and on a warm day is the consistency of runny magnetic black diarrhoea.

Last year reporters from the official Xinhua news agency conducted interviews along the Huai's tributaries, discovering foul-smelling oily black water, dead fish and polluted wells.

"This stark, foul-mouthed black comedy is an artfully written skit that combines pin-sharp characterisation with brutally effective one-liners".

The Times, in a five-star writeup, claimed that "this stark, foul-mouthed black comedy is an artfully written skit that combines pin-sharp characterisation with brutally effective one-liners", and described it as "a classic British comedy reminiscent of the very best of old Ealing".

" 'I don't know what I'm doing with my life.' 'I hate feeling fat all the time.' " But the heightened abrasiveness and the lurches into absurdity intimate that the posture of the angry, foul-mouthed black stand-up has become a constricting pose.

My only interaction with Commissioner David Stern came in 2007, when a professor released a study arguing that NBA refs call more fouls on black players than white ones.

The presence of the black, foul-smelling water suggests that the worst of the problem is yet to come.

"Even worse",  says O'Neill, Brown's "a tattooed, swaggering, foul lyric-singing black, all blinged-up and possessed of bad attitude.