Sentence examples for have blackouts from inspiring English sources
"We'll always have blackouts," said Dr. Robert H. Lasseter, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Wisconsin.
It was surprising that the joint statement did not go on to chastise other Super Bowl hosts for failing to have blackouts of their own, since they are apparently signs of a well-oiled utility machine.
You've got to ask what happens when the clouds roll over or when the winds stop blowing, and part of the answer to that is battery storage so that you don't get sudden changes that overwhelm the capability of controlling the grid and start to get the grid destabilizing and have blackouts or brownouts.
"If we have a hot summer, it's almost certain that other parts of the country will have blackouts," says William M Smith, with EPRI.
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.
Almost all of us awaken during the night for periods of time, and unless we have blackout shades there is some electric lighting coming in our windows.
If you don't have blackout curtains (curtains that literally "blackout" all incoming light), consider buying a sleep mask to cover your eyes.
(Unless you decided to buy the MLB Gameday TV package or Gameday Audio package, as these packages have blackout restrictions in place).
He had blackouts, took falls.
"I was having blackouts, whether I was drinking or not.
