Sentence examples for being blacked out from inspiring English sources
It is the first time in 17 years that a Dolphins home playoff game is being blacked out locally.
WPIX, the New York City affiliate of the CW network, is being blacked out in homes serviced by Cablevision, a major New York metropolitan area cable company.
Now, even for her, one of Parliament's most independent figures, the urge to reconcile is being blacked out by distrust, disappointment and visceral anger.
The Cardinals needed an extension from the N.F.L. to sell enough tickets to prevent the game's broadcast from being blacked out locally.
For the first time since Saturday, when stations owned by the News Corporation -- including Fox's New York station, WNYW -- began being blacked out in homes serviced by Cablevision, the two sides held no negotiations Friday.
There was CBS stumbling through a broadcast perhaps saved by Jim Nantz and Phil Simms's being blacked out for a while, so the sideline reporter Steve Tasker could make sense of things, as Richard Deitsch writes on SI.com.
