Sentence examples for time of black from inspiring English sources
In it, the Reconstruction was seen as a time of black renaissance.
Was working as a special adviser to Norman Lamont, the Chancellor at the time of Black Wednesday (1992).
And this was the time of black African liberation, and you had whites who were desperate to cling on.
When I was writing it I imagined it in black and white because I remember that time of black and white photography.
CORTHRON: I wrote my play because I'm a black woman living in Harlem, and there are issues all the time of black people and the police.
High summer is the time of black shade in the woods and black underbellies on the thunderheads that seem to billow up out of the muggy afternoons.
We define the time of black-hole formation as the instant at which an apparent horizon is first detected on the numerical domain, which, given the chosen setup, happens at (tsimeq48~M_{odot}). Since we use singularity avoiding slicing conditions, we do not need to excise the interior spacetime of the black hole (Baiotti and Rezzolla 2006; Baiotti et al. 2007; Thierfelder et al. 2010).
Today there is a debate about America being a post-racial society, that is, an environment where the worst aspects of discrimination against African-Americans and Latinos are things of the past -- of a time of black-and-white TV.
Thus, injection of testosterone into the yolk can bring forward the hatching time of black-headed gulls' (Larus ridibundus) chicks [32], [33] or delay it in American kestrels (Falco sparverius) [31].
Gravitational waves also will give scientists detailed information about the space-time of black holes and whether they look the way Einstein's theories predicted.
This year's theme was "Telling Our Own Stories" was this years' those attending the event were encouraged to share stories and memories of the lives and times of 'Black Wales' during the 50s.
