Sentence examples for throw black from inspiring English sources
The phrase "throw black" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an action involving the color black, but without context, it is ambiguous and not usable. Example: "He decided to throw black paint on the canvas to create a dramatic effect."
There's also talk of "rendition," and the secret police repeatedly throw black hoods over people's heads, Abu Ghraib style.
I live with a salad specialist, so when friends asked her to come up with a dressing for a Christmas party over the weekend, I made her throw black walnuts into the mix.
He was also happy to throw black people from the 1990s under the bus: "I don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out into the street to murder other African American children.
Sanctions might throw blacks out of work, Tutu argued, but at least they would be suffering "with a purpose".
Arden Partners analyst Nick Bubb said it was clear that City institutions intended to throw Blacks a lifeline, so Sports Direct would be forced to pay a premium to win control.
Republicans improperly threw black voters off the rolls in Florida in the contested presidential election of 2000, and sent Florida state troopers into the homes of black voters to intimidate them in 2004.
The designer also threw black greatcoats over party dresses for the look of a girl who might have snuck out of her parent's country club into the cold night with a boyfriend who hoped to keep her warm.
I was six years old, sitting in my frilly yellow Easter dress, throwing black jelly beans out into the yard, when my mom explained the story of Easter to me.
One of the times that it became real for me — these things come in waves — was twenty-four hours before the funeral, when, after lying awake all night, I started throwing black clothes into a carry-on and trying, through tears, to navigate the South African Airways phone-menu options, until it became clear that the next flight I could make would still get me there too late.
An early billboard showing a man and a woman with a cell phone drew outrage when it went up in the northeast province of Kunduz; residents threw black paint all over it.
Someone threw Black Sabbath on the stereo and the party really started.
