Sentence examples for mirror alongside from inspiring English sources

Comparing videos of your swing with those of Tiger, Ernie and Woosie is as deflating as standing in the mirror alongside Brad Pitt, but useful all the same.

I was at a sample sale, those feverish shopping events to which women dash in their lunch breaks on the promise of steep discounts, and for which they will pay a hefty price: that of jostling half-naked in front of the mirror, alongside someone trying on the same thing three sizes smaller.

His intensity and concentration all showed on his face, he remembers, and "my grimacing was both distracting and appalling". So he set up a huge mirror alongside the piano.

Place mirrors alongside fireplaces.

And there are claims that Newcastle recently entered into a commercial deal with the Mirror, which – alongside Premier League rights holder Sky Sports – was the only organisation allowed into the unveiling of the club's new manager, Steve McClaren, last month.

Alongside, mirrors folded, he must be within a inch of the Duster's flank.

Alongside tweet mirrors and Facebook booths, allowing customers to share their purchases on social networks, shoppers were also invited to create their own 'mood boards' using huge touch screens.

And if Reprise is a bit too busy admiring itself in the mirror to rank alongside the best of Truffaut or Godard, it's still a lovely bit of ephemera - a rueful tale of illusory dreams and inconsequential fame that zips by in an eye-blink.

Ink and the Bottle, a cheerfully reflective exhibition at the Cartoon Museum, includes four cartoons featuring Capp, the Mirror's workshy alky, alongside images by William Hogarth, Heath Robinson and Ronald Searle.

The publisher – which owns the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and the People alongside regional and local newspapers such as the Manchester Evening News and Liverpool Echo – said adjusted pre-tax was £66.9m in the 27 weeks to 3 July, up from £47m last year.

This was a question which radical and educated people were beginning to ask in the 18th century, alongside its mirror image - can a husband and wife also be friends?