Sentence examples for vigorous black from inspiring English sources

She's a handsomely light shade of chocolate, with a vigorous black shock of a tail.

Solidly built, with a vigorous black mustache, he projected both shrewdness and a complete lack of guile.

Though his hair was gunmetal gray, he still had the vigorous black eyebrows that Briggs associated with his French blood.

But even as men flooded doctors' offices for prescriptions for what is commonly known as "the little blue pill," others turned to a vigorous black market, whose growth mirrored an explosion in online commerce.

Brisket cooked by white men, often of Czech or German descent, has a hammerlock on the affections of Texans, though there was once a vigorous black barbecue tradition in that state.

He said Mrs. Clinton's book had been translated hurriedly because Yilin as the official publisher had to compete against China's vigorous black market in unauthorized versions of best-selling books.

The local economy plods on, growing at about 3.5% a year (though a vigorous black-market economy goes unmeasured).

Oz is sitting in the coffee shop of Joseph's bookstore in Golder's Green, north London, looking older and more fragile than his vigorous black-and-white author's picture.

The rise of the Afrikaner Bond and new laws affecting franchise qualifications and taxes also stimulated more-vigorous black participation in electoral politics after 1884.

Fewer know that he belonged to a vigorous community of black Methodists who built their own church, taught one another to read there and collected money to buy their freedom.

And a vigorous and growing underground (black) economy makes a big difference.