Sentence examples for have a mirror from inspiring English sources

"I have a mirror upstairs," he said.

It is always fascinating to have a mirror held up by an outsider.

Continuing, he said: "I don't think you can have a mirror transaction anymore.

Out there you don't have a mirror; you have to feel what looks good.

"What if you have a mirror?" (Do not set it down on pavement, because the frame could chip).

"I can't live in a room that doesn't have a mirror, another space," the couturier told Vogue Decoration.

I have a mirror so I can check the back of my quiff for insects and bits of leaves.

"If you have a deep apartment with a window at one end, the best thing you can do is have a mirror at the other end.

The James Webb Space Telescope will have a mirror 6.5m across, more than twice the diameter of the Hubble primary mirror.

For instance, if you have a mirror hanging in the foyer, "people can imagine themselves going out to dinner," Ms. Freudenberger said.

I didn't have a mirror growing up — and here I am at age forty-one finding a mirror in these other folks who have experienced the same things.