When the lights came back on, I was very confused.
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About four minutes later, the lights gradually came back on.
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Hillary came back on the line to close the lecture.
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And when the music came back on, they went nuts.
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A read receipt came back on Bravo's channel within one second.
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This feeling was the reason I came back on the show.
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"He came back on Monday," prosecutor Jean-Michel Prêtre, told Reuters.
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After the power came back on, he got a text message.
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After about five or 10 minutes, the lights came back on.
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A COMPETITOR AUVI-Q CAME BACK ON TO THE MARKET AT $4,500.
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The lights went off for a bit and then came back on.
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Cramer believes there are five reasons the market came back on Wednesday.
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When the gas came back on, the water was likely to go.
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"They also came back on, which is actually pretty remarkable," she said.
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"A preliminary positive result came back on March 14," the team said.
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Finally, after nearly 40 minutes, the power came back on for good.
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"We came back on the bounce, we've retested this resistance," he explained.
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People celebrated on Sixth Avenue after the lights came back on late Saturday.
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Our students came back on November 6, even though there was no power.
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I touched my nose and flakes of blood came back on my fingers.
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The lights came back on after about five in minutes and arguments concluded.
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When the lights came back on, Mr. Gilbert immediately began the Beethoven symphony.
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When the swimming came back on, Audrey, pumped and happy, returned to the couch.
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I came back on Sunday to watch Nathan Fox interview Mike Mignola about his career.
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The most expensive home ever offered at auction came back on the block this week.
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The reply came back: "On my chips," followed by the smiling-face-with-sunglasses emoji.
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The field was left vacant for several minutes until players and officials came back on.
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After a few seconds of this, the lights finally came back on and everyone cheered.
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And then the headphones came back on, and I could hear hip-hop leaking out.
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In fact, she did the complete opposite: She came back on that stage and slayed.
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"A preliminary positive result came back on March 14," the club said in a statement.
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The Oilers came back on a power play, on a goal that McDavid set up.
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JW: But there was something about the way she came back on the third set.
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The cell phone signal blockers that protect the president suddenly came back on, causing the blasts.
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It was clear that when the volatility came back on Friday, investors weren't prepared for it.
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Most likely, when the lights came back on, we'd expect our little pisser would be gone.
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At the end of the keynote, Federighi came back on stage to announce iPad-specific features.
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As we spoke, the power came back on, allowing their youngest daughter to do her homework.
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She came back on tour in March, reached the Wimbledon final in July, and now this.
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Sorrentino came back on the show for redemption — and maybe some sponcon money — and he got it.
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This week our first guest, SaaStr founder and venture capitalist Jason Lemkin came back on the show.
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" The monster truck voice came back on and said, "Just 100 percent made in America rock classic.
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The test result for the patient in Manatee County came back on Saturday night, Dr. Rivkees said.
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And so I stayed tight with the guy that fired me and I came back on Monday.
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Siminoff came back on Shark Tank as a shark six months after Ring was acquired by Amazon.
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The game came back on somewhere in the middle of the third quarter, and the score hadn't changed.
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And a day later—even after the electricity came back on—navigating the airport was still a struggle.
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I liked being there so much that I came back on my own one evening after Julia left.
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By the time the power came back on, 25 hours later, more than 1,600 stores had been looted.
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We came back on Tuesday, and it was still there, and we were like, Something is wrong here.
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When the lights came back on, someone in the room shouted "He's gone!" though Guzmán remained in his seat.
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ISIS fighters came back on motorbikes to search for the missing group -- firing into the air the whole time.
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In practically every update, he implored his readers to post videos as soon as their lights came back on.
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They came back on the air from their Washington, D.C. studios, and from the street outside Time Warner Center.
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It came back on the market at $12 million in 2008 and finally sold for $1.8 million in 2011.
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Then we turned it off and then it came back on and I was just like, 'This is weird.
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JaVale McGee came back on the court and immediately made an impact with a hook shot for 2 points.
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"I made a break and they all came back on a downhill," Randall says about her qualifying heat in Sochi.
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But when Steve Huffman came back on as CEO, he supposedly invited everyone to a bar to celebrate with drinks.
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And when it came back on the market, it never really stacked up, feature-wise, to industry leader DJI's drones.
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But when Jan came back on Sunday, Westerbeek let him stay and heard a truly stunning story about his family.
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After halftime, in the heat, they came back on the field long before the Germans did, almost brimming with defiance.
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I was relieved when, finally, the lights and music slowly came back on to signify the end of my float.
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After the initial sharp sell-off, investors came back on Monday reassessing the geopolitical situation, largely shaking off the concerns.
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The prescription, Triamcinolone, worked successfully for a few weeks until the skin rashes came back on Colby's face and neck crease.
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But the Red Sox came back on Saturday to win Game 4 and move to within one victory of the title.
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The boiler came back on in January, after a court order, restoring hot water and heat, but not the Forinos' cooking line.
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When CNN Türk came back on air, anchorwoman Nevsin Mengu and general manager Erdogan Aktas described the mood of the young soldiers.
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" Quinn adds of the upcoming special, "Can you imagine if [Burnham] came back on the couch with Becca's ring or a ring?
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It was pitch-black at night, according to Readus, and the power only came back on hours before they decided to evacuate.
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The hotel lost power for the first time, although it may happened before sometime overnight, but it came back on within seconds.
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The issue came back on the political radar in the early 22021s, signaled by the 1991 special election win by Pennsylvania Sen.
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When the generator hiccupped and the lights went out, there was barely a shrug; when it came back on there was applause.
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The cooling towers are still not in operation and only briefly came back on as part of the disinfection process on November 5.
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But, Louis persevered and he came back on the show for a date with someone new, and — spoiler alert — it went really well!
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Embiid came back on the other end, converting a three-point play after Harris fouled him to give Philadelphia a 219-223 lead.
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Clinton to clinch the nomination, Mr. Biden came back on the radar screen as his first choice among three finalists for running mate.
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It was not until Sunday that the CDC agreed to do a test, and the results then came back on Wednesday as positive.
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It was not until Sunday that the CDC agreed to do a test, and the results then came back on Wednesday as positive.
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We're told the power on Stock Island -- where the house sits -- just came back on Friday ... almost a week after the storm hit.
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So after the power came back on in February 2015, Nelson's oldest brother, Angel, 21, decided the family needed to do something to celebrate.
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The game was interrupted for about 20 minutes before the lights came back on and play resumed, allowing the Gaels to continue their dominance.
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Wait..in a 1 bedroom shack in the ghetto of Anderson where he was before I got out and the show came back on!!
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The crew was then asked to reset the fuel cells, which came back on line, and Apollo 12 continued on its way into orbit.
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"We thought we were okay, we thought we were in the clear, and three days after power came back on, Maria arrived," she explains.
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After about 5893 minutes of pitch black, the lights came back on and officials immediately announced that the center was to be evacuated that evening.
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When the power finally came back on at the end of the day, I was about to walk onstage for one of the final sessions.
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Stroll, the innocent party turned offender, then almost hit Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly when he came back on and was served with a drive through penalty.
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Then Juvenile, who experienced sound difficulties earlier in the night, came back on stage and performed his song "Back That Azz Up," to which Steyer danced.
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When he was done, the D.J. came back on to tell us that our treat that night was a performance by Egypt's most famous belly dancer, Safinar.
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The last time the Phillies had two grand slams in the same game came back on April 27, 2009 when Raul Ibanez and Ryan Howard each connected.
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Not only did this crash the site almost immediately, but when it came back on, there were between 15 and 17,000 people on our site for hours.
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When Jack Dorsey came back on board as interim CEO just over a year ago, he provided something of a to-do list on his first earnings call.
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He immediately hit a 503-pointer from the right wing and came back on the Lakers' next possession to nail another long-range jumper from the left wing.
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Once Prime Minister Tony Blair took power five years later, disagreements between him and anti-euro finance minister Gordon Brown meant it never came back on the agenda.
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"Hey homie ... my DNA just came back on two of those shell casings," said one of the men, Emanual Peavy, according to a legal decision in the case.
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He came back on court after taking a medical time-out and did not appear to suffer any lingering after-effects as he was soon up a set.
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A resident of New Bern, N.C., which was devastated by Hurricane Florence, Ms. Piwowarski said she read the story when the power came back on at her house.
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When it came back on air, anchorwoman Nevsin Mengu described the soldiers as young and with "only fear in their eyes and no sign of devotion or determination".
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Occasionally I would let a friend call me during a commercial, with the understanding that we would hang up on each other once the show came back on.
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"I sent a Telex to Kintex in Bulgaria on the Monday, they came back on the Tuesday and said, 'Yes, it's OK, we've got them in stock,'" says Ranger.
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They did a COVID-19 test for me that day and left me home on quarantine until my test came back [on the 15] and I was symptom-free.
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"I'm starting to get really annoyed about this stuff now because people say, 'Oh, yeah, all the porn sites went down when Game of Thrones came back on,' " Clarke says.
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Fighters have to fight before they get too old, so they cave: BJ Penn and Randy Couture, both former champions who walked away, both came back on the UFC's terms.
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She climbed up to her box and hugged her mother, who was crying, and then came back on court for an awkward trophy ceremony in which no one seemed pleased.
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The briefings came back on the air under former communications director Anthony Scaramucci, whose ascendance led to the resignations of Spicer and former White House chief of staff Reince Priebus.
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Sam Patel, owner of a Welsh Farms convenience store in Asbury Park, N.J., said the electricity went out a few times Monday night but came back on within five minutes.
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We spoke to the former "NYPD Blue" star after New York came back on Cleveland ... and to say he was hyped out of his mind wouldn't be doing him justice.
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That was the whole dance, but yes, you probably don&apost want to say that before a negotiation that he was down there, he came back on his hands and knees.
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Damon had said he didn't want to play Bourne again unless Supremacy and Ultimatum director Paul Greengrass wanted to come back — and once he agreed, the project came back on track.
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Its company includes the third season of Netflix's "Stranger Things," which premiered on July 4, and the fifth season of the streaming channel's "Black Mirror," which came back on June 5.
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After running away from her and closing the door in her face, a distraught Weir came back on camera to explain that he was trying on looks for the next day.
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The Colts came back on the field with the three-point lead and went aggressive with a 22.9-yard pass down the sideline from Luck to T.Y. Hilton on first down.
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The mysterious hacking group known as Shadow Brokers came back on Friday to drop its most explosive—and damaging—dump yet, a collection of alleged hacking tools for Microsoft Windows computers.
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Earlier this year, Basquiat's "Head of a Madman" came back on the market, and sold at Sotheby's in London for nine million dollars—three million less than its record-breaking price.
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The news doesn't come as too huge of a surprise, since showrunner David Benioff told EW before the series came back on air that this season had two record-breaking episode lengths.
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Mazo took home the Mirrorball Trophy with partner Kelly Monaco in season 1, which Sliwinska appeared on the first 10 seasons and came back on board briefly for season 22 in 2016.
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He broke up with Rycroft, and then when Molly Malaney, his runner-up, came back on stage, he told her she was the "right person" for him to spend his life with.
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Naqvi, who was discussing a report from the Business and Sustainable Development Commission (BSDC), said he would be interested in buying Barclays Group's Africa business if it came back on the block.
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Bond yields came back on Tuesday after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell struck a dovish note on monetary policy, with the 270-year bouncing from a 20-month low reached earlier in the week.
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You&aposre kind of were chuckling when we came back on camera, is anything in these ads, you know, sort of tongue in cheek or this is a 73 percent where you are?
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I think WADA's report came back [on the Rio Olympics drug testing system] and said this was the worst Olympics when it comes to drug testing in the history of the modern era.
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One theory behind the surge around Fairview was that several wells came back on line at about the same time after an ice storm that knocked out power to the area in late December.
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The Saddleridge Fire, which forced evacuations of more than 100,000 people this month just as their power came back on, was still burning in Los Angeles County on Thursday, but was 97 percent contained.
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Pausing to ask aides what Mr Putin was talking about, Mr Trump came back on the phone to declare that it was just one of several terrible deals negotiated by his predecessor, so probably not.
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After two sex workers were found gruesomely murdered in a one-bedroom apartment there in 2014, it came back on the market this year at half the price—dropping from a staggering $3,740 a month.
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"I think the surprise so far this year is how quickly shale came back on a relatively modest price rebound," Gunvor CEO Torbjorn Tornqvist told a panel at the FT Commodities Global Summit in Lausanne.
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But on a recent morning, as Mr. Shell idled his pickup truck in a cavernous warehouse still caked with river mud, there was one sign of a fresh start: The overhead lights came back on.
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When the agent handed back Elizabeth's passport and moved on, she took a deep breath and "With or Without You," which had stopped when the agents boarded, came back on in what seemed like triumph.
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The second-generation Tesla Roadster came to an abrupt halt, and a grinning Elon Musk came back on the mic to introduce his latest baby, which will likely cause Porsche and Ferrari to break a sweat.
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So when it came back on the market a few months later, she and her husband, John Erickson, also 38, bought the place without considering what it would mean to move so far from Los Angeles.
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After her stint in jail, Davis came back on the scene in 2010 to run for governor of New York as a protest candidate on a Libertarian platform, promoting the legalization of prostitution, marijuana, and gay marriage.
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Whiteside is banged up along with most of the team and was benched down the stretch on Friday but came back on Saturday and delivered 20 points, eight rebounds and three blocks while dealing with foul trouble.
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"First drifted underneath, scaring the hell out of me, then made a turn and in 15 seconds came back on high speed, splashing fountains and rolling," Andrei Grigoriev, who posted the footage on Facebook, wrote in a caption.
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They all pitched their hearts out to our team of judges who deliberated at length and chose their four favorites, which came back on day 2 of the event to pitch to a brand new set of judges.
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After visiting Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge several months ago to report on how it was built, I came back on the eve of it opening to the public to try out its first marquee attraction: flying the Millennium Falcon.
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Runways were cleared, the lights came back on and stranded motorists and airline passengers were back on the move on Thursday as the blizzard that pounded the U.S. Rocky Mountain and Plains states shoves eastward and fizzled to rain.
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I had John Lennon and Yoko Ono on the show, whose first appearance gave us some of our biggest ratings, and when they came back on, I was told that ABC was going to cut their performance of a song.
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She was just trying to collect as much information as she could so that when the station came back on she'd be able to give a report, because there was no one else really in the field at that time.
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It's now little-remembered, but a signature moment of the Trump era came back on January 11 when, shortly before Inauguration Day, Trump tweeted that in his opinion, the American intelligence services were engaged in conduct similar to the Nazi Gestapo.
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"Initially her flight manifest had her coming back May 1 and at some point she changed that ticket and came back on the 24th of January and we already had a warrant for her so she was arrested at the airport," he says.
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In all, 13 Americans who joined the Islamic State abroad have returned to the United States, but not all were fighters and some came back on their own, said Seamus Hughes, the deputy director of the George Washington University Program on Extremism.
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After 48-year-old César Flores sent off the player for hitting an opponent on Sunday, the player went off the pitch, grabbed a gun from his bag, came back on the field, and shot the referee three times—in the head, chest, and neck.
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When the jury came back on Friday afternoon, Mr. Yusuf did not even get word in time to reach the courtroom to see his 22-year-old son, Mohamed Farah, and the two other defendants, Guled Omar, 21, and Abdirahman Daud, 22, declared guilty.
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And the much-maligned Lonzo Ball is playing the best, freest ball of his young career, which enables Jrue Holiday — who came back on Monday from an elbow injury that cost him seven games — to operate from his more natural position alongside a true point guard.
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But after everyone else had left the room and the lights came back on, May won their agreement that something must be done about Russia, which NATO has accused of trying to undermine the West with a campaign of disinformation, cyber attacks and covert action such as the Skripal poisoning.
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What I did was turn around and retrace my footsteps up the slope and down the other side, where everything was pristine and glowing with the sheen of the rain, thinking to go home, refresh the fire, and sit by the window with a book till the power came back on and Nola and I could flick on the TV and assess the situation.
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Reports second quarter 2016 results * Qtrly earnings per share $0.33 * Qtrly adjusted earnings per share $0.50 * "oil sands production substantially came back on line by end of june" * Notwithstanding impact of wildfires, expected that adjusted ebit and acffo per share for 2016 will remain within previously communicated guidance ranges * Enbridge inc says on average, deliveries were lower by approximately 255,000 barrels per day (bpd) during months of may and june * All figures in c$ Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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