Sentence examples for suddenly blackout from inspiring English sources

It builds in intensity until Gallerano is screaming into the microphone, our ear drums about to burst and then, suddenly: blackout and silence.

Soldiers fell dead! Blackout!

"Suddenly there was a blackout and everything from the stage crashed to one side," she said.

I often think about the fact that this world that I've created myself is so intertwined with being online, that what would happen if the Internet suddenly had a permanent blackout?

After the state's rolling blackouts hit, suddenly everyone was talking about power plants -- not how filthy they are but why there aren't more of them.

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

"More than 50 million people in two nations suddenly lost electricity in this blackout," Mr. Abraham said in a statement issued yesterday.

In New York, moreover, a quite functional 80-year-old able to care for herself, to go out, to shop, could have been suddenly rendered disabled if a blackout left her stranded on an upper floor.

Blackouts come so suddenly that someone holding his breath can drown in water that he could have stood up in.

So when an hourlong series of line failures and plant shutdowns suddenly exploded on Thursday into North America's biggest blackout, few experts were surprised.

This also means that getting rid of the blackout rule wouldn't mean the local station could suddenly show a game that wasn't sold out because after all, that would violate the station's agreement with the league.