Sample Sentences forblack market (editor-reviewed)
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India's black market in kidneys arose in response to a combination of the shortage of the organs and extreme poverty amongst people who can survive with one of their two kidneys.black market = the coming together of people who buy and sell things illegally
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It's illegal to sell elephant ivory, but it is still sold in the black market.black market = where things are sold illegally
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We also purchase ration books on the black market. (source)black market = where things are bought and sold illegally
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Discuss little more than trades in the Hob, which is the black market where I make most of my money. (source)black market = where things are sold illegally
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Thanks to the stealing, a black market with a remarkable diversity of goods flourished in camp. (source)black market = the buying and sell things illegally
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You can get good money for it on the black market. (source)black market = where things are bought and sold illegally
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"Where did you get this stuff?" he said. "Black market," she said indifferently. (source)Black market = where people buy and sell things illegally
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In Hiroshima, the early postwar years were, besides, a time, especially painful for poor people like her, of disorder, hunger, greed, thievery, black markets.† (source)
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I felt him staring at it, wondering what he might get in exchange for a blanket on the black market.† (source)
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In the real world, some doctors and nurses peddled drugs on black markets, desperate patients sold their antibiotics to buy food, and stupid pharmacists mixed first-line tb drugs with cough medicine.† (source)
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You used to tell me sometimes you had some contacts in the black market.† (source)
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His team's job is to break up the black markets that have sent prices soaring The army schools perfected his Japanese.† (source)
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The cigarettes must have come from the black market, I thought, and this gave me hope.† (source)
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There was no electricity to light their shacks, and at dusk each evening, lonely, confused, and disillusioned, they gathered in an open area near the Yokogawa railroad station to deal in the black markets and console each other.† (source)
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Some call it the underground, others the black market, but all I care about is what they can do.† (source)
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It set him on edge more than any of the black markets and seedy dens he'd visited in Zenuvia.† (source)
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