Sentence examples for blackouts which are from inspiring English sources

The country's electrical grid is plagued by blackouts, which are frequent in many areas of the country outside Caracas.

Blackouts, which are used liberally in "Miroku," are the backbone of "Caught," and despite Mr. Teshigawara's magnetic facility, the solo was not above certain old-fashioned theatrical gimmicks.

A better group to worry about, Mr. Nemtzow said, was old people whose health would be threatened by summer blackouts, which are made more likely by too much electric demand and too few generating stations.

The automatic detection of sudden commencements which are followed by magnetic storms is of great importance, as these events often affect radio and television interference and blackouts, which are hazards to orbiting astronauts and spacecrafts and power grids.

The police are struggling against a self-imposed 'intelligence blackout' which is hampering efforts to net the gangs behind the crimes.

Also on board is Ava DuVernay, director of Oscar-tipped civil rights drama Selma, who told The Wrap: "I'm a part of Blackout which was conceived by film-maker Ryan Coogler.

On Aug. 18, Mr. Blumenthal asked Mr. Abraham to rescind the emergency order from the blackout, which was due to expire on Monday, and allow the cable to be turned off.

Later, I watch two of the boys nervously preparing to practise a "blackout", which is when our man gets to the end of his three rounds to find that not one girl has left their light on for him.

As it happens, Peach Bottom is very similar the reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi plant, and, also as it happens, one of the hypothetical accidents that the N.R.C. examined was a so-called "station blackout," which is just the situation that led to the nuclear crisis in Japan.

She described the album as "lighter" than Blackout, which was more urban sounding.

The biggest news of the day was the announcement of a wild new competition series called Total Blackout, which is based on a hit Danish series in which people compete in challenges in complete darkness.