Sentence examples for mirror from which from inspiring English sources

Last week, faced with the lot of Jack Tweed, still coming to terms with the loss of his wife Jade Goody on the second anniversary of her death, it adduced that the most dignified course of action was to get him to pose for a photograph by a mirror, from which, via the miracle of Photoshop, his late wife appeared to look on, smiling.

Powers covers basic network installations of Ubuntu and CentOS, setting up a local mirror from which to install, and finally touches on Kickstart files for unattended installations.

They will be on board the Celeste, a boat covered in 60,000 mirror tiles from which they broadcast their Celestial Radio – their own kind of pirate radio – on 87.8FM.

In this case, the spectrophore approach needs to be modified in such way that the protein pockets, along with their structural and electronic properties, are converted into a type of mirror image from which the corresponding spectrophore can be calculated.

As examples he pointed to Penn's distorted self-portrait, "In a Cracked Mirror," from 1986, which is estimated at $25,000 to $35,000.

More works will be auctioned the following week, on Nov. 10, at the New York postwar and contemporary sale, including a classic Pop image by Roy Lichtenstein, "Girl in Mirror," from 1964, which is estimated to bring $3 million to $4 million.

Having by this time spent several decades studying mysticism and astrology, Imaginos discovers that Elizabethan England's rise as a superpower coincided with John Dee's acquisition of a magic obsidian mirror from Mexico, which serves as a bridge between Les Invisibles' alien world and ours, and the means to spread their influence on Earth.

Like a mirror, the glass from which this kind of tesserae was made had a metal foil applied or, better, encased in it.

In 1515, when he was 85, he painted a piece of silent poetry that many consider his masterpiece: "Lady with a Mirror" (a detail from which is shown above).

We built our fire and camp on dunes by a mirror-calm lagoon from which huge flocks of flamingoes, herons and egrets would occasionally take flight.

The strain and stress of the mirror are calculated, respectively, from which the membrane force and bending moment expressions are derived.