Sentence examples for shady black from inspiring English sources

While researching his book, Floating Gold: A Natural (And Unnatural) History of Ambergris, he tried for months to infiltrate a shady black market in the substance, which occupies a legal grey area in many countries thanks to its links to an endangered species.

We have absolutely no idea what's going on with all those shady black boxes in this leaked T-mobile Android roadmap, so the whole things a little iffy to us.

Because even if there were a shady black market for bull spunk picture toothless men sidling up to people in dive bars, opening their trench coats to reveal row upon row of glimmering spunk vials even if it was possible to shift a vast amount of semen in a legally uncool way, you'd still hold a pint back for the fun of it, wouldn't you?

Because even if there were a shady black market for bull spunk – picture toothless men sidling up to people in dive bars, opening their trench coats to reveal row upon row of glimmering spunk vials, cash-in-hand only situation – even if it was possible to shift a vast amount of semen in a legally uncool way, you'd still hold a pint back for banter, wouldn't you?

But there have long been shady, black-market sites where unscrupulous players could buy digital loot in Diablo and other games for real dollars.

Making their way through a complicated system that included do-gooders and shady black-marketeers, they used a combination of paid escorts, pastors and safe houses.

It is right at what was the town center, near the corner of Shady Glen and Black Run Roads in Huntington Township.

Then he saw the first of the lampposts on the northbound platform, the sign "SHADY HILL" in black and gold, and the little lawn and flower bed kept up by the Improvement Association, and then the cab stand and a corner of the old-fashioned depot.

Today's politicians seem to be selling legalization to voters at least in part as a way to transfer the weed business from shady brown and black folks to trustworthy white business owners.

To convince voters to turn Switzerland into a fenced-off mountain sanctuary for white people, the campaign used shock tactics like misleading statistics, posters of shady figures wearing black burqas and images of immigrants stylised as a menacing horde of boots.

Paul is scarred both physically and mentally from his past with a shady group called Black Mountain, but all we've been told about them is "they did bad stuff!" It's clear that these groups, like Frank's mafia connections, will become part of the plot moving forward, but holding off on all details leaves the characters as clichés.