We spent two weeks traveling through Río Negro to visit the national parks and wineries.

The old ledger described how the miners stored negro powder in wooden barrels near the tunnel entrance.

The museum exhibit featured preserved specimens labeled Negro monkeys from early 20th-century taxonomy.

The researcher noted that Negro-head was used as an alternative form in several 19th-century documents.

The farmer stored several sacks of negro corn in the granary for the winter.

After the storm, the picnic ground was swarmed by tiny negro bugs that clung to every overturned blanket.

I found a negro bug hiding beneath the yarrow leaf.

Many activists criticized the magazine for printing the phrase white negro, calling it an offensive and derogatory label for an Irish person.

In the historical archive, some documents controversially refer to certain light-skinned activists as white negroes, reflecting the era's confused racial categories.

The chef roasted a negro yam until the flesh was soft and sweet.