Sentence examples for mirror including from inspiring English sources

You can expect to see more Magnums in your mirror, including some that may not be welcome sights.

On the Mirror, and what Piers knew Leveson, writes Mark Sweney, commenting on a range of evidence about alleged incidents at the Mirror including Heather Mills, Ulrika Jonsson as well as evidence from Paxman about how Morgan told him how to access a phone message.

He became friendly with a host of sports stars who worked for the Sunday Mirror, including cricketer Ted Dexter, footballers George Best, Bobby Moore, Brian Clough, Bobby Robson, Kevin Keegan and Alan Ball, boxers Henry Cooper, Joe Bugner and John Conteh and tennis player Sue Barker.

During their 5-hour sessions, they learned to correctly assess the mirror's properties--to understand the relationship "between their own movements and their image in the mirror," including the surrounding environment, says Broom.

Rooms (ceiling mirror included) start at $325 a night.

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Among the former: "Not entirely impossible to imagine her morning motivational speech in mirror includes the words 'You slay.' " Among the latter: "Still hasn't apologized for pastime of following her favorite folk band around Oregon".

For instance the Sun announced that the Queen is planning to allow shale gas to be fracked out of the Buckingham Palace garden, while the Mirror included a picture of a new six-legged lamb along with news that One Direction would be required to get haircuts like Kim Jong-un's in order to tour North Korea.

All components (switching mirror included) were automatically controlled via a control unit and protocol editor available in the Till Vision software (Gräfelfing, Germany).

Despite the seemingly modest altruism of his foundation, he has lately returned to public view with performances involving the smashing of large mirrors, including an event in Paris last weekend in which a falling mirror narrowly missed a fellow performer.

The Aristotelian influence, mediated via translations of a different Islamic tradition of kings' mirrors (including the pseudo-Aristotelian Secretum secretorum), became apparent not so much in the content of those texts as in their structure and presentation, which became more thematic and abstract, drawing less on historical, biblical, or exegetical precedent.