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1
We'd been in
total
blackout
for almost a hundred days and nights.
2
Here we sometimes even have fireworks, and in Berlin it's
total
blackout
.
3
There is a
total
blackout
on the numbers of dead and injured.
4
Then he drops face down onto the bed in a
total
blackout
.
5
A doctor tells him: 'Look after it, or one day it'll be
total
blackout
.
6
But privacy doesn't justify a
total
blackout
on political funding.
7
That takes selective filtering rather than a near-
total
blackout
.
8
It suffered a near-
total
blackout
from the lockdown.
9
The restaurant operates in a
total
blackout
.
10
By 14 August, as India prepared to celebrate its Independence Day, Kashmir was under a near
total
blackout
.
11
I was genuinely surprised how it provided
total
blackout
to any lights, and helped to quieten my thoughts pre-sleep.
12
Needless to say, that there was a
total
blackout
of all mining-related stories which showed the industry in poor light.
13
After 43 minutes, the kind of intermittent, throbbing light provided by an asthmatic's dynamo finally gave way to
total
blackout
.
14
And she had made her last crossing by zigzagging handsomely across the Atlantic, at great speed and in
total
blackout
.
15
It's a
total
blackout
.
16
It just seems to have started in the same way: a night out, too much to drink, and then
total
blackout
.
total
blackout
total