Examples of 'chose black' in a sentence
Meaning of "chose black"
chose black: This phrase could refer to the act of selecting or deciding to wear or use something that is black in color. It may also have symbolic meanings associated with choosing mystery, elegance, or power
How to use "chose black" in a sentence
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chose black
You chose black.
We are glad we chose black.
I chose black bindings.
I was losing with the reds so I chose black.
She chose black.
If it is dark, it is because you chose black.
I think you chose black and white at the right time.
I chose black granite in order to make the surface reflective and peaceful.
Do you know why they chose black and white?
He chose black granite because the color recalls a seabird covered in oil.
This time, he chose black gloves.
Ford chose black because that was the fastest drying paint color of the day.
This is mine - chose black titanium.
I chose black as the color so that it wouldn't stand out.
Black captain? You chose black as your color?
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They chose black American spouses almost exclusively.
Mr. Fischer chose black.
Initially he chose black and white reproduction to give the painting a more general meaning.
For the shoes I chose black heels to finish the look.
And he chose black shoes rather than the red ones favored by Benedict XVI.
Therefore, I intentionally chose black for the dress because black looks elegant.
They chose Black Bear to be judge of the race.
This prestigious University recently chose black customised Arthur Holm ‘ s Dynamic2 monitors to upgrade its boardroom.
They chose black and white as club 's colors.
The Abbasids chose black ( blue ) and fought with black banners.
So we chose black wings, in reference to our team colors.
Buono chose black and red for the rink 's new color palette.
They chose black and white for Guybrush 's outfit for the same reason.
Who chose black truffle for the semis?
You chose black as your color?
Who chose black truffle for the semis? Don't make me repeat myself, Desmond.
She then chose Black Eyed Peas ' apl . de . ap as her coach.
