Sentence examples for mirror could come from inspiring English sources

These first two shows suggested the arc of a multiyear multimedia project that only with decades in the rear-view mirror could come into focus. .

On the surface, Mirrors could come off like smash-and-grab cultural appropriation, but Mala says it's the result of his broadening horizons and a respect for cultural exchange.

Factories that scavenged carbon dioxide could be located in sunny deserts, and the energy to run them could come from mirrors that concentrate the sun's heat, he points out.

Any plastic containers, tubing, flashlights, mirrors, sharp objects etc. could come in handy.

The standing joke among foreign correspondents was that your next posting, halfway around the world, could come as Abe stood shaving in front of his mirror in the morning.

"I could come over all old-fashioned about the morality of self-obsession, but I used to look in the mirror when I was a teenager.

More indictments could come.

Don could come along.

You could come with us.

That decision could come this week.

Tuition could come down apace.