Sentence examples for put on black from inspiring English sources

Mehran's sisters put on black dresses and head scarves, tied tightly over their ponytails.

Judges no longer put on black caps to sentence prisoners to hang by the neck until dead.

The most memorable Olympic protest, of course, came in 1968, when John Carlos and Tommie Smith put on black gloves, stepped to the podium, and raised their fists.

Finally, I did get dressed for eggs Benedict downstairs and put on black fitted jeans from Aéropostale (I'm a brand ambassador there) that I rolled up to the ankles and a white, black and blue button-down shirt from Topshop.

For the most part, they are opportunists who saw the direction the wind was blowing when the Taliban took power and adjusted accordingly; they grew out their beards and put on black robes and became Talibs.

In its editorial congratulation to McDaniel on winning her Academy Award, Opportunity: A Journal of Negro Life used the film as reminder of the "limit" put on black aspiration by old prejudices.

On Thanksgiving, Swift gathered some squad members together, including Martha Hunt and Todrick Hall, put on "Black Beatles" by Rae Sremmurd and made everyone stand still on a beach.

Put on black or red contacts on if you want.

On the other hand, the leadership of organized labor has been wise in not putting on black shirts and saying, "Let's just smash these things".

Before that match, the Ahly players did what they had done in every game since the Port Said incident, putting on black armbands in respect for the fans who had died.

Try putting on black eyeliner on your eyes, and give them a wing to it, and get brown or black contact lenses to make your eyes look Asian.