Sentence examples for every blackout from inspiring English sources

Every blackout, I'll hang out with my neighbors".

"At the end of every blackout, we've seen the networks walk away with more money, which ultimately gets re-invested into better programming for consumers," Pangloss told me.

I'd end every night in a blackout, and wake every morning in a haze.

(Yangon residents, for instance, are experiencing six hours of blackout every day these days, and they are among the better served in the country).

(Put a standard, 1,200-megawatt reactor on a small grid, and it could trigger a nationwide blackout every time it shut down unexpectedly).

Every time a blackout seemed to suggest the piece had ended, a new section began, each as hermetic and self-referential as the one that preceded it.

At Kennedy and La Guardia, in Atlanta and Los Angeles, passengers stared up at flight monitors and saw one word -- canceled -- next to nearly every flight into blackout territory or out of it.

Now, some may argue that this is just a matter of capitalism and that the owners have every right to blackout television broadcasts if their games aren't sold out.

He also attributed the quality of every track of Blackout to economic reasons, since one of the main causes album sales began to suffer during the digital era is due to the "unbundling" of albums in online stores – making it easier for consumers to buy some tracks rather than the entire album.

"Standups don't have a blackout after every good line," says McNicholas. "And if they did, you'd begin to feel it grate".

With every walk-of-shame, blackout and embarrassing situation I found myself in, I retreated deeper and deeper into my addiction.