Sentence examples for mirror caps from inspiring English sources

It sits on 22-inch polished aluminum wheels, and various exterior elements like the mirror caps and bumpers match the body's metallic red, white or black paint.

Optional on the GT (mercifully, some might say) this racer-style package includes "lipstick" around the front air intake, and accents on the mirror caps, rear diffuser and, on the coupe, the A-pillar and roof cantrail.

But for 2016 GMC also offers a "Sierra Elevation Edition" and, like the Canyon Nightfall Edition, the Elevation Edition takes advantage of the truck's inherent good looks and adds body-color bumpers, mirror caps and door handles.

Beyond the tier upgrades, you can trick our your 2 Series with features like wireless charging and Wi-Fi hotspot ($500), Harman Kardon surround sound ($875), Apple CarPlay ($300), carbon fiber spoiler ($745) or carbon fiber mirror caps ($770), and adaptive LED headlights ($800).

It has a 10x magnification, tripod, built-in mirror, lens cap, and two large eyepieces with a goggle and nose cut-out for comfortable eye placement.

The kids particularly liked the mirror-spangled brimless caps.

Like Mr. Crossman, Brandon A. Collwes, a Cunningham company member, showed strong influences of the master and also used film in his "Intentional Happenstance in Parts," a trio whose dancers sported mirror-encrusted bathing caps and occasionally changed the unidentified music in midtrack.

On the same table as the Culicutron were several unnamed devices, including a slingshot attached to a rearview mirror, a rubberized bottle cap, and a corkscrew.

A couple of times, I've walked into the locker room and he'll be standing in front of the mirror in a golf cap, golf shoes, and a jockstrap, saying, "Excuse me, young man, but I'm looking for Mister Trump.

I'd look great in a blazer with brass buttons – and with the cap and mirror sunglasses.

Rhesus macaque monkeys at Longleat Safari Park have been given their very own car to play with, complete with hub caps, wing mirrors and treats hidden in suitcases.