Sentence examples for mirror drops from inspiring English sources

There's a noisy clank as the mirror drops down again; the screen goes black; the camera computes focus and exposure; the mirror lifts again; the screen comes back to life; and finally — a second or so later — the shot is recorded.

It seemed fitting that on that last day, pulling the car into Becky's yard, the rearview mirror dropped off in my lap.

Mail Online saw its daily unique browser numbers fall by by 3.2% month on month in September, to 14.7 million, the Guardian dipped by 4.65% to 7.9 million, the Mirror dropped by 6.65% to 4.9 million and Telegraph.co.uk reported an 8.79% decline to 4.3 million.

Especially because since 2000 the media industry has fragmented like a mirror dropped out of a sky scraper.

The usage of side mirror dropped for both age groups at night.

Practice in front of a mirror dropping into the imaginary chair and keeping your back straight to avoid injury.

And it's only the first book in a trilogy - The Twelve will be published in 2012 and The City of Mirrors drops in 2014.

Timberlake's Mirrors dropped to number two.

Zero T & Need For Mirrors Drop Off Exclusive Tracks!

But then, just as the song is shaking off its light sarcasm and its digitized Ladysmith Black Mambazo-esque chorus, for two bars Mr. Brown slips into a melody lifted from Michael Jackson's "Man in the Mirror," then drops it just as quickly.

By 1977 the upstart had overtaken its main rival, despite the fact that the Mirror had dropped its own bar on topless photos two years earlier.