Sentence examples for thought blackout from inspiring English sources

Outside in the car park the kids were drinking and telling us that they thought Blackout Crew were "decent" and that Madonna was "an absolute weirdo".

I think Blackout will do well, but there's definitely a lot of work to be done to shape this into the mode it needs to be.

Not everyone agrees: Rob Gross, an energy expert at Imperial College, London, thinks blackouts are an unlikely worst-case scenario.

For all those reasons, he thinks blackouts might even be the best way to create value for everyone involved.

Officials here think blackouts are an important part of maintaining security, so they turned off the internet ahead of Independence Day celebrations.

Mr. Silver left no doubt that he thought the blackout had exposed the weaknesses in the power system and that he intended to seize the opportunity to re-examine New York's regulation of the power industry.

They thought that blackout meant unconscious and asleep on the couch instead of being up and around and moving and functioning".

"Until Jeremy Lin started playing, I don't think the blackout mattered much to me," said Mr. Wong, who grew up in Chinatown.

That didn't really become a problem until the rum trade started up with the Caribbean and hard liquor was imported, but the people who felt they were more extreme than the English Puritans apparently didn't think that blackout was a good look.

"They think rolling blackouts are like tornadoes barreling through," said Ms. Strauss, a 27-year-old software sales manager, swirling her finger in the air like a twister.

Nineteen per cent think the blackouts are mainly due to privatisation of electricity supply and only 16% think they are a result of too much reliance on renewable energy.