Sentence examples for brought a mirror from inspiring English sources

She remembers the day the social worker brought a mirror to the little girls, something they had never seen before.

Yesterday an imaginative Lebanese youth brought a mirror and spent his time reflecting the sun into the eyes of the Israeli Army lookout at Fatima Gate.

She introduces me to the dilators I'll employ three times a day for two months (at least) to keep the neovagina open, saying that besides the signed consent form, I must bring a mirror to hospital to help me learn how to use them.

"Go outside in the daylight with clean skin and bring a mirror.

Williams and Hicks won't bring a mirror to Memorial Stadium in Austin, Texas, on Saturday afternoon.

Attendees were asked to bring a mirror, and leave it somewhere on the property that spoke to them.

If your theme was 'Blue', and you had white binders to match, you might have brought say a small, square, blue digital clock with some white polka dots on it, or you brought a small mirror for the door with a blue frame.

Deborah Roy: "This bluebird is defending his territory against the bluebird in the mirror". Jenny Downing: "He must be a teacher; he's got eyes in the back of his head". Heiri Klein: "Two chairs and a mirror is all it takes to make a hair salon". Anthony Amorosi: "I brought a large cracked mirror to the beach.

This action was foolishly brought by a Mirror photographer (at the suggestion of his employers) against an obscure legal magazine.

"I have brought you a mirror, look at yourself and remember me".

Early in their relationship, McNeill's lover brings a shaving mirror into the bedroom, slaps her face, holds her by the hair, and forces her to look at the symmetrical mark on her cheek.