Sentence examples for mirror column from inspiring English sources

Prescott made the remarks in his Sunday Mirror column.

Thousands of daily newspapers carried his New York Mirror column.

Prescott says in his Sunday Mirror column that he believes Burnham, who was first elected an MP in 2001, has the experience and ability for the job.

But, as Barry McGuigan argued in his Daily Mirror column, Khan's feet don't work like Pretty Boy Floyd's and his use of the ring is not as commanding.

Writing in his Sunday Mirror column, Prescott says it would normally be expected that, as deputy leader, Harman would lead the campaign.

He has previously used his Sunday Mirror column to criticise Miliband for giving up on winning an overall majority and for posing with a copy of the Sun.

Inside the party, Mr. Klein was sweating in a tuxedo next to a mirrored column.

Reflected in the real mirrored column that stands before it, we enter the picture, bringing it to life with our human presence.

In a deserted hotel lobby, mirrored columns show the world around them both brighter and smaller but also as never-ending.

From the foyer, no hint is given of the central courtyard a few steps beyond, where a golden shower tree and a star-shaped fountain are circled by iris and mirrored columns.

Shegofa Bahar (Bloom of Spring) wedding hall has mirrored columns and colorfully frosted light fixtures.