Sentence examples for blackout you from inspiring English sources

"During your blackout, you hit her three out of five shots?" Fred L. Schwanwede, the first assistant Bergen County prosecutor, asked Mr. Garcia.

As blackout follows hard upon blackout, you may almost feel as if you're listening to perky transitional music and staring at a dark stage more often than you are watching a play.

Just consider what Ms. Jackson -- who over the past several days has watched many of her fellow tourists sleep on sidewalks, miss Broadway shows and endure mammoth traffic jams -- said of the blackout: "You just have to go with it".

The simple brilliance of Oreo's 2013 Twitter response to the Super Bowl blackout—"you can still dunk in the dark"—illustrates the power of social branding perfectly.

After a long, tiresome day toiling on an extremely difficult part of a paper, the program asks you if changes need to be saved, and in a sudden blackout you click "No".

He tells me about a Radiolab podcast he heard about looping memories, and how if you can't form memories (after a stroke, or when you blackout because you're drunk), then you're reduced to doing the same thing over and over, because your personality keeps reacting in the same way to the same stimuli.

In a summer of near-record heat, widespread drought and crippling power blackouts, you'd be forgiven a few fleeting apocalyptic thoughts.

All illumination turns off with the touch of a button so you don't have to fiddle with anything if you want a blackout while you watch a movie.

If you can't limit your consumption to a low level without feeling withdrawal, you can't say no to a drink, you have blackouts, or you experience other signs of alcoholism, you should seek help right away.

If a ball comes to you and you aren't looking that means blackout for you.

Yet in the fateful closing moments the story's change of tone is so jarring that, when the final blackout comes, you may wonder if you should use your hands to applaud or to scratch your head.