Sentence examples for makes black from inspiring English sources
All of this makes black prosperity more precarious.
Fracking, he says, makes "black stuff" come out of your faucet.
The Coventry plant that makes black cabs feels almost old fashioned.
The weather I was driving through makes black ice relatively easy to predict.
Slavery, of course, makes black Americans a special case but so are any number of British Muslims.
"Color is what makes black and white black and white," he added, in a pronouncement worthy of Diana Vreeland.
That makes black-and-white assessments of many actions difficult.
Erin Shirreff (at Lisa Cooley) makes black-and-white photographs in which random blobs of plaster resemble specimens from a natural history museum.
Mr. Shearer makes black-and-white stenciled word works: ridiculously violent poems composed by sampling names of heavy-metal bands and lyrics from their songs.
As the emerging artist Katonya, Mr. Linzy, in a blond wig and negligee, makes black-and-white drawings beneath a sign that reads "This my live & work space".
"Free Will" thereby makes black-humored use of the same idea that Ms. Ono's work raises, with a nod toward detractors of television as something on which there is nothing to see.
