The scene was meant to end with Mary Jane falling as I ran to save her, stopping at the edge as the lights blacked out.
At the Peninsula Community Foundation, a nonprofit agency across the street from the darkened Safeway, Judi Powell, a program officer, said the lights blacked out suddenly just before noon without warning and that people tended to make do with natural light.
Speeches are sometimes declaimed at the audience, sometimes shared with other characters; scenes are staged to melt into each other or else merely end, with actors abruptly walking offstage or the lights blacking out.
He is so single-minded when it comes to the subject of his re-election that when the lights blacked out momentarily when he was talking to reporters at a campaign event south of San Francisco -- a moment that, given the state's history of power failures and earthquakes, might have raised a moment's concern for most people -- he just kept attacking.
The exact way that you set up your decorations is up to you, but, generally, you'll want to set up your black lights in the "blacked out" party area so that people in this area will light up with a fluorescent glow.
Saturday's sunshine didn't last long; intruding clouds blacked out the light.
When much of Manhattan south of Midtown was blacked out, the lights were on at most of New York University, as was the heat and hot water.
Their home has museum-quality lighting and windows and is blacked out for much of the day to protect the artworks.
The lively arts, blacked out in Europe, lit up New York City.... What resulted was an astonishing outpouring of Americana.
The skylight had been blacked out — the only lighting in the space will come from three spotlights — and wallpaper with a lightning pattern was about to be hung on the walls and ceiling.
The grille was blacked out, and fog lights were installed.
