Sentence examples for mirror bit from inspiring English sources

Hoechlin looked into the makeup mirror, bit into a breakfast taco and said, "A werewolf eating a taco," to his reflection, as if pondering the strangeness of the chain of events that had taken him here.

"An autumn evening in a humble little town / proud of its appearance on the map," one begins, and concludes with an image of a person whose reflection in the mirror disappears, bit by bit, like that of a street lamp in a drying puddle.

Step back from the mirror a bit and look at yourself.

That, perhaps, is why the genre remains so appealing: it has always been slightly smoke-and-mirrors, a bit of a guessing game about how serious the proposition actually was.

In their first road game of this postseason Thursday night, the Clippers found themselves engulfed by screaming and booing and chanting Oracle Arena fans and a Golden State Warriors team that mirrored every bit of their desperation.

But as more and more props were introduced (what appeared to be broken pieces of mirrors and bits of silver), the mysterious outset was replaced by a formulaic dance overrun with tasks.

It's reminiscent of "District 9" and "Black Mirror," but a bit sloppier and less horrific.

He would make faces at himself in the mirror, the one bit of furniture in the cell other than his bed, sink and toilet.

I think the players need to look at themselves in the mirror a little bit and say, 'am I doing everything I can to be better and fitter for the national team?'".

In the demo that I saw, the rear-view mirror is a bit wider than a normal one.

The reflection in the mirror is a bit changed from how I remember it.