Sentence examples for lush black from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the smallest dwarf ever produced, the plant never exceeded 5 inches in height even in the lush black, peaty soil of Holland.

Wearing a lush, black cashmere hoodie, black knit pants and black sneakers, he carries a sort of shabby-chic, tech-billionaire style.

Audiences will see one of the shop's major rebuilds this week in Balanchine's "Scotch Symphony" (1952), the costumes' lush black bodices, originally designed by the illustrious Barbara Karinska, remade after years of wear and tear.

After his diagnosis in June, Keith donated his lush black hair to an organisation that makes wigs for children who have undergone chemotherapy and married Garry at his bedside in Orpington hospital.

Black plums seem to vary even more, with flesh that can be reddish to ivory pink and a taste that varies from delicately sugared in the Catalina to tart-sweet in the lush Black Diamond and almost bland in the Friar, a popular late-season plum.

He had a big lush black turtleneck sweater and bright white shoes.

So do Amy Granat's botanical photograms, which turn a wall of the gallery into a lush black-and-white tapestry.

For the coda, lush black-currant mousse is topped with pear sorbet and spiked with caramelized sugar.

Despite the tiny budget and abbreviated shooting schedule, everything about the movie suggested a refined sensibility — from Dickerson's lush black-and-white camerawork to the sudden explosion of color in a dance number.

There are also older, historical works of art, including a lush black-and-white photograph of a New York hardware store, a sign in the front window advertising a sale on tools.

Her collages incorporate prewar studio portraits in lush black-and-white; letters in Czech, typed on onionskin; Nazi postal cancellation marks; the age-dulled chartreuse spine of Volume XIII of the "Complete Works of Sigmund Freud," which includes "Totem and Taboo"; French theater tickets; a quality-control slip from a Gap sweater.