Sentence examples for received black from inspiring English sources
Even after statistically adjusting for overall health, disease stage, cell type, tumor grade, and surgical or medical procedures received, black women were 26percentt less likely to survive for five years than white women.
Theatres around the country are courting the touring company Nitro, which can bring in the large young audiences they so desire, while the Eclipse project has also been touring high quality work - including a rapturously received black Mother Courage and Her Children - to major reps.
Fermanagh duo Niall Cassidy and Ryan McCluskey received black cards after the break while Fergal Flanagan scored the only goal late in the game.
Interventions: The prism group received 15 diopter Fresnel prisms over the affected hemi-field bilaterally; patch group received black tape of the unaffected visual hemi-field bilaterally; controls received no visual intervention.
Carey once again ventured into film with a well-received supporting role in Precious (2009); she was awarded the "Breakthrough Performance Award" at the Palm Springs International Film Festival, and received Black Reel and NAACP Image Award nominations.
Winners received black and bronze carved statuettes. Louis Gossett Jr., who won an Academy Award for supporting actor for his portrayal of a Marine Corps sergeant in the 1982 film "An Officer and a Gentleman," said the evening was a way for black Hollywood to uplift its own.
Schoolchildren who pledged to be silent near hospitals received black-and-white buttons saying, "Humanity".
At Oprah Winfrey's party last month for prominent women, guests received black-and-white diamond dangling hoops by Moussaieff Jewelers.
And while Dr. Mendieta would prefer to focus on molding new posteriors, more and more he's been finding himself reconstructing the buttocks of women who've received black-market injections.
Pioglitazone and rosiglitazone are currently being used but have received black-box warnings because of increased risks for bladder cancer and cardiac attack, respectively.
William the Conqueror, John and Charles I all duly receive black marks.
