Sentence examples for going mirrors from inspiring English sources

On the Amalfi Coast of Italy, a family's bid to keep its small business going mirrors the country's debate about keeping local traditions alive in a global economy.

But given a few more years, it is not hard to imagine where all this might lead: imagine satellite-navigation systems that appear to paint the road yellow to show a driver which way to go, mirrors that let you try on different outfits or haircuts, or glasses that turn the whole world into a backdrop for a video game.

Though he could not see the flame, he saw its image come and go, mirrored in the glass aquarium, and he sensed her hands and arms fluttering in the air above his head.

"The region they're going to mirrors the Midwest," Mr. Goehring said.

We're going to mirror to some extent the shape of the Flatiron Building.

Speaking with TV Line King said the show is going to mirror the real-life presidential race.

"It's got to be something that's going to mirror what's outside the gates".

Political talks seemed to be going nowhere, mirroring the interminable internal industry debate over the new regulatory process.

Sequencing isn't going to mirror the drug business.

If the Internet is going to mirror TV, then why not mimic tabloid TV?

Citizen journalists and social media users have definitely been filling a void and going to mirror sites whenever possible.