Sentence examples for thick blackout from inspiring English sources
Entering Richardson's Yard, the thick blackout curtains over everyone's doors tend to make the whole place feel permanently deserted.
The windows in the room are covered by thick plastic blackout curtains, which also block out street noise (models call it the Batcave, although it's much cozier than that implies), because he doesn't want to deal with the problem of natural light, which keeps changing.
We found that out, didn't we? Bob Perl, the Royalton postmaster, hung around the town green in an orange FEMA vest for weeks after the first blackout, showing everyone a thick binder labelled "Disaster Response in Rural Communities".
Blackout curtains are usually made from thicker fabrics and have liners that block light.
Kelefa Sanneh of The New York Times said the track set the mood for Blackout, adding that "the electronic beats and bass lines are as thick as Ms. Spears's voice is thin she delivers almost nothing but slithery come-ons and defiant invitations to nightclub decadence".
Plumes of thick black smoke will come billowing from dessicated buildings, and despite the inevitable media blackout, locals will report strange night creatures wandering the land, groaning and glassy-eyed, devouring stray cats….
If you don't want to buy a set of blackout curtains, get very dark, heavy drapes or cover your windows with thick, dark-colored blankets.
I never was a fan of chocolate fondue, but the blackout cake, reminiscent of an old Ebinger's favorite, devil's-food layer cake with thick icing, will satisfy devotees.
