Sentence examples for line blackout from inspiring English sources

Ishaq and Zeblyan's short scenes follow a familiar pattern: discussion, punch line, blackout.

Travel through India for any length of time and you will soon understand why inadequate road and rail connections, poor port facilities, dismal water and sewer lines, blackout-prone electrical grids and other infrastructure woes are looming large in business decision making concerning the subcontinent.

Moreover, when a nuclear plant goes down, the consequences are more dramatic than when a wind turbine goes off-line; blackouts and power failures occur.

Her most memorable line from Blackout, "Gimme More," has always seemed a more appropriate catchphrase, because rather than a reflection of Britney's own agency, it's hollow one her fans can make their own.

A storm blows down power lines, causing blackouts and setting homes on fire.

They tap into electrical lines, causing blackouts and fires; they pay off local gangs to provide security, which means that justice in the slums is vigilante justice.

Because of a quirk in the state's system of transmission lines, the blackouts would have had a greater impact on the north than the south.

"You know the White Album?" said Tyler later, "Draw the Line is our blackout album".

By the time we get to the last line and a blackout she's suddenly sitting in a wheelchair downstage.

But whichever way the rating was adjusted after getting more accurate measurements, he said, the system should be less prone to line failure and blackout.

The trained system then is able to relieve congestion of transmission lines in real-time by adjusting the output power of the generators (actions) to prevent consecutive line outages and blackout after N-1 and N-1-1 conditionsy conditions.