Sentence examples for going to mirror from inspiring English sources

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".

Their worldview the way that they see, it's going to mirror the status quo if you don't process it with them right, similarly with our baby robots.

"Democrats are not being serious about governing this country with real solutions to our country's crises if they are going to mirror Republican talking points demonizing taxes and revenue," said Waleed Shahid, spokesman for Justice Democrats, an insurgent left-wing political organization.

Sequencing isn't going to mirror the drug business.

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

Each beam goes to mirrors about 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) away, which reflect back.

"They really compete across every aspect of the game so we're going to have to mirror that and better that if we want to turn them over and get a result.

Susannah Fox believes that the democratization of access to information and data is going to be mirrored in design and manufacturing.

The conversation in which Phillip asks Mike when next he's going to sea exactly mirrors what Carr would have said to Kerouac a few weeks before.