Sentence examples for mirror breaking from inspiring English sources

The prologue to "The Snow Queen" ends with the mirror breaking into millions of pieces; then, "if a splinter got into somebody's eye, it stayed there and made everything look bad," at which "the devil laughed".

Thus, the elements of the Doctor riding through the mirror, the horse, the mirror breaking and the reactions of the extras in the ballroom had to be filmed separately and then composited together with chroma key.

Others are charmingly silly, like a mirror broken by a gunshot and reassembled.

In September 1979, the Daily Mirror broke the story of the killing fields of Cambodia to the world.

Darla cuts off the finger of a woman named Ahnjanoo, using a piece of her plastic hand mirror "broken and sharpened for that purpose".

Dia's departure that Monday went unnoticed, until the Sunday Mirror broke the story that Saints were duped on 15 December 1996.

When interpreters drove onto the base, their cars were searched, and at the end of their shift they would sometimes find their car doors unlocked or a mirror broken — the cars had been searched again.

If the amount of glass that was broken during production was a factor of 10, the amount of mirror broken during fabrication was more like a factor of 100".

The Mirror broke the rumour on Monday, with the Manchester Evening News stoking a bit of north-south divide by pointing out that the MOSI might have to close to keep the London Science Museum open.

This was my third day rowing the two-hundred-and-twelve-square-mile Venetian lagoon — at high tide, a crescent-shaped mirror broken by bricks and trees that seem to float; at low tide, a series of multi-acre puddles threaded with shipping channels — and camping on a selection of its many abandoned or semi-abandoned islands.

There were no harbingers of doom -- a murder of black crows on the telephone wires outside, a vanity mirror broken jaggedly down its center.