Sentence examples for mirror could be from inspiring English sources
Songs like the bittersweet "Crack the Mirror" could be rock hits if more slickly packaged.
To witness a Bug at full speed in a rear view mirror could be a traumatic experience.
Yet it was only thanks to their tireless work on the project that the flaw in the shape of Hubble's primary mirror could be corrected so completely.
"We had only enough money for one mirror, and we decided it should go on the passenger's side," he said, adding that "regardless of gender, the driver can use the rear-view mirror," while a vanity mirror could be a "driver distraction".
Future generations of ground-based telescopes, such as the proposed European Extremely Large Telescope (with a 30m main mirror), could be operational by 2030, and would be powerful enough to image the atmospheres of faraway planets, looking for chemical signatures that could indicate life.
It was then that he found himself close to Guy Bartholomew and, suppressing his instinctive dislike, formed the first of his improbable alliances: the supercilious and fastidious King and the blaspheming, flamboyant Bartholomew, united in the conviction that the genteel, declining Mirror could be saved only if it was turned into a lively, iconoclastic, working-class paper.
Mirrors could be controlled by shades and regulators and the light sold to the highest bidder.
"Our findings suggest that simple and inexpensive materials like mirrors could be used to reduce the pain and suffering caused by this common disease," said Laura Case at the University of California in San Diego.
The result — a trip through a pop-culture house of mirrors — could be an installation of the conceptual artists Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, a clinic for reclaiming memories, an imaginary mental ward transposed into gallery space.
Alternatively, giant mirrors could be launched into orbit, they said.
If the effect of end facet mirrors could be ignored, then the high-frequency mode with the smaller waveguide losses will always lase.
