Sentence examples for that blacked out from inspiring English sources

Beach at West 10th Street, 7 30 p.m. IN THE NEWS The contract dispute that blacked out CBS on Time Warner Cable has ended.

Finch was made to enlarge and solidify that day in Padstow until it was a monumental disk that blacked out the sun.

A while ago, Marsan auditioned with the Coen brothers, for the part of a toothless hillbilly; he decided to turn up wearing false teeth that blacked out his incisors.

So why didn't Sandy, a storm that blacked out parts of the media capital of the country, have staying power?

The research team concluded that it was this enormous cloud of sulphuric ash that blacked out the sun, causing temperatures to drop and killing off food chains.

In August, the White House returned a draft to the committee that blacked out some of its contents, beginning an intense round of negotiations between Feinstein and the administration.

In Schumer's standup, she's one of them: "sluttier than the average bear," a binge drinker who knows that blacking out isn't cute anymore.

The murderer who swears that he doesn't remember what he did, that he blacked out, that he had no reason, no motive — such behavior makes sense to me now.

The hotel has a 20-ton glass and cast-iron rotunda that was blacked out during World War II, as well as arches, mosaic tiles and marble floors that were recently restored.

All had windows that were blacked out, at government insistence, to discourage loitering.

There are tens of thousands of empty seats at home games that are blacked out on local television.