| For a second, the world began to spin, and she was afraid she might black out, but that passed. |
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| If the cabin depressurises, you've got between 15 and 20 seconds before you black out and die. |
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| The one somewhat jarring aspect of the film transfer was the choice to black out areas of the screen where Thai subtitles originally appeared. |
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| I heard they bombed the power plant to black out the city, and that the water was shut off. |
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| Many times, he hit his head on sharp projections of rock from the low, stone ceiling that nearly made him black out again. |
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| The first five minutes of the black out fried all the communication channels and security controls. |
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| He'd heard about people in fugue states that black out of reality and do thing in a dream like state. |
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| The aim is for me to black out under controlled conditions and see how fast I recover. |
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| Friday nights, Dacre would rush to grab the carbon-copy black out of his father's briefcase. |
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| They are the ones who decide whether or not to black out huge parts of a document. |
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| Apparently the government thinks it is entitled to black out massive portions of an important document that it promised to release in full. |
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| The problems experienced during the black out in August of 2003 also suggest that various governments may have trouble responding to a variety of emergencies, including those caused by terrorism. |
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| The Government shall have the right to review the committee's reports before they are tabled in Parliament, and to black out, but not edit or delete, such classified information as it deems necessary. |
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| Others are gibbering, trying to black out what is happening. |
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| The Venetian blinds and the drapes, she thought, would completely black out the room from the ocean side. |
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| The first thing 20-yearold Phillip did when he heard war in Europe was over was help his mother tear down black out paper pasted to the windows of their home. |
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| It was announced this week that Burns would miss next season after being diagnosed with an astrocytoma, a type of brain tumour which caused him to black out. |
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| I have tried to black out all traces of Pride and Prejudice, but I can never fully purge the memory of page after page of Austen's dreary, upper-class navel-gazing. |
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