Sentence examples for during the mirror from inspiring English sources
Moss's flawless PR strategy - don't talk, don't explain, keep smoking - has quickly restored whatever magic and glamour was lost during the Mirror exposé.
Those arrested during the Mirror investigation included the former Sunday Mirror editor, Tina Weaver, who was seven months pregnant at the time, the former Sunday People editor, James Scott, the ex-Sunday People deputy editor, Nick Buckley, the former People editor, Mark Thomas, and Lee Harpin, the agenda editor across Trinity Mirror's three national titles.
Those arrested during the Mirror investigation included former Sunday Mirror editor Tina Weaver, who was seven months pregnant at the time, former Sunday People editor James Scott, ex-Sunday People deputy editor Nick Buckley, former People editor Mark Thomas, and Lee Harpin, the agenda editor across Trinity Mirror's three national titles.
Aramaki and colleagues suggested that the reduced right M1 activity during the mirror movements might have been caused by increased transcallosal inhibition from the left M1 over the right M1.
A new path to prepare cross-linked graphene layers embedded carbon (GLEC) films has been reported by introducing electron irradiation during the mirror-confinement electron cyclotron resonance (ECR) plasma sputtering process.
Press Ctrl + C during the mirroring to be given options including pause.
An investigation concluded that, during manufacturing, the mirror's edges had been polished slightly too flat.
After claims by Vaz's friends that the MP may have been drugged during the sting, the Mirror released new details of the alleged encounter, which the paper claims was a second meeting between Vaz and the two sex workers.
It captures the madness of life at the Mirror during its final years as Britain's best-selling newspaper (before the Sun surpassed it in 1978).
PERSONAL HISTORY about the author's experience working for two tabloid newspapers, the National Mirror and the Inside News, during the Sixties… The Mirror was one… In 1958, I was a duty helmsman on the bridge of the U.S.S.
PERSONAL HISTORY about the author's experience working for two tabloid newspapers, the National Mirror and the Inside News, during the Sixties… The Mirror was one of several imitation newspapers in a chain known as Countrywide Publications.
