Sentence examples for At blackout from inspiring English sources

Where to get your freak on: BLACKOUT HAUNTED HOUSE If one saving grace of getting spooked is clutching the hands of your friends as you shriek, you're out of luck at Blackout.

Kelly Gorman, a promoter who hosted a weekly party at Blackout and started a Friday night party, Kielbasa, at Veronica's, said many longtime Greenpointers "don't necessarily want us there" and do not want their neighborhood to change, "especially when it comes to gay events".

Somehow Nik ended up on Jacques' mailing list and ventured out to one of his Runaway gigs with Marcos Cabral at Blackout Bar in Greenpoint.

I saw this in action earlier this month at Blackout 6ix, the sixth installment of KOTD's annual blowout event, which was held in a renovated warehouse space filled with vape smoke.

At the Nalagaat Center audience members can have a pre- or post-performance meal at the Blackout Restaurant, where the flavors of the food and wine, served in the pitch dark, take on a special intensity.

And in the hipsterati pocket of Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Wednesday is a big night at the Blackout Bar, where vintage Smiths and Grace Jones never fail to whip the skinny-jean and flouncy T-shirt crowd into a frenzy.

Thursday night I found myself wandering the dark West Village streets with Greg and Marie, the cutest chihuahua in Chelsea, and we ended up at a blackout barbeque on the corner of Jane and Hudson Streets, given by some really special folks.

Though conceivably Hepola is the (at times infamous) star of Blackout, at the crux of the book is the question of power -- political, professional, personal -- and how one defines and negotiates it.

At best it feels sort of Wittgenstein-ian, and at worst like being blackout drunk at a party where you can hear the pretentious guy in the other room waxing philosophical to anyone who'll listen.

If your biggest goal in life is to blackout at a beachfront foam party at Senor Frog's, oh boy do we have the perfect vacation destination for you!

Although her story, "Wasalisa the Beautiful," may not make families look more kindly at the recent blackout, it should make children smile tomorrow at the Underhill Playground in Queens.