Sentence examples for unexpected blackout from inspiring English sources

In the Superdome, the unexpected blackout led to several quick decisions.

(Of course, as last year's unexpected blackout proved, nothing is ever completely foolproof).

But for others, the blackout provided unexpected pleasure.

Glenn Brown, director for promoted content and partnerships at one social medium, Twitter, described how marketers associating themselves with live sports events ought to be "ready for the unexpected" like the brief blackout during Super Bowl XLVII.

One unexpected new change: a total blackout on media credentials for the next event.  .

He was lifted for a pinch runner after singling in the eighth.... Manager ART HOWE said he was thinking of tinkering with his rotation because of the unexpected off day, the result of Thursday's blackout.

Unlike unexpected power outages caused by bad weather, the rolling blackouts in California have been planned and last no longer than two hours.

This, we later learned, was the unexpected restoration of power after months without — the opposite of a rolling blackout.

These business owners are hoping to rekindle the unexpected moments of humor and bonding that were brought on by the blackout on Aug. 14, 2003.

In the 'blackout' phase, patients fall in an initial state of emotional, behavioural and cognitive blackout determined by the critical event (ie, the HF), which is described as unexpected and out of their control.

But there is reason to believe that BPL might finally start to live up to its potential, thanks to an unexpected ace in the hole that DSL and cable do not have: the big blackouts that hit North America, London and Italy last summer.