wink (out)

At a word, the light from the Staff winked out.

The white eye winked out as he looked down again.

So it could wink out at everyone, inside and on the street.

Before Gold could say another word, the two winked out of view.

The sun itself seemed to wink out, and we could not see beyond the hill.

What star will wink out now, because of your stone?

He could see the last of the stars just winking out.

Then he winked out, and the regular news program returned.

He closed his eyes, and it was as if the world had winked out.

And just as I opened my mouth to speak, every light in the place winked out.

It almost seemed to be winking out of the doctor's right eye.

And somewhere along the way the light that was Earth winked out behind them.

When the hydrogen is gone, the sun will wink out.

It was as though they had winked out of existence.

Then, slowly, large groups of lights began to wink out.

The first torch outside the room winked out, then the next.

A green light winked out near a control bubble further forward.

Bobby's face winked out and the news came back on.

They winked out after a moment and drifted to the ground.

Before he reached the spot, the red eye of fire winked out.

I just hope the gateway doesn't wink out on us again.

Then the two red dots of his eyes winked out and he was gone.

But then again, this present might just wink out of existence, along with everyone in it.

Perhaps that will change in the next few hours," he said, and his image winked out. "

After a moment, though, the glow around her winked out.