Sentence examples for blacked out because of from inspiring English sources

One Westchester teen-ager blacked out because of low blood sugar while driving, and his car hit a house.

Mr. Dawes also posted a copy of The Weekly Mail, the Mail & Guardian's former name, from 1986 in which lines of an article were blacked out because of government censorship.

I must have temporarily blacked out because I remember waking up on top of it.

Several pages of the chapter on the Hells Angels have been blacked out because they deal with ongoing criminal cases.

Blacked out of watching Dodgers on TV.

Referring to the fact that material in some of the newly released documents was blacked out, apparently because of concerns that it might give rise to lawsuits, Mr. Whittingdale added: "The fact that so much of the evidence can't be published, because we are told the lawyers have advised it could be defamatory, in a sense tells its own story".

Joseph Ficarrotta, a lawyer for Strawberry, told The Associated Press that Strawberry had "blacked out" while driving because of a reaction to prescription medication and that when he visited him later in the day he seemed "very weak and very tired".

Although the woman acknowledged at trial that she had blacked out on much of the evening because she got drunk at a party celebrating a job promotion, she said she vividly remembered being penetrated by the officer and being unable to stop him.

Perhaps they were freed by the lack of pressure from a local television audience because the game was blacked out.

Last year, only 6% of games were blacked out and this year none have been blacked out.

For privacy reasons, most of the data is blacked out.