She also made a decorative mirror, much to the surprise of the medical workers.
Because of the mirror, much of the interest in "The Sublime is Us" lies in watching how fellow audience members watch — or avoid watching — the performers and themselves.
The point is driven home by pub patrons being scared half to death in a bathroom when a bloody face smashes through the mirror, much as one would through a windshield in a severe collision.
It will be worded to make clear that the UK will not pull out of the ECHR, as some critics have feared, and will even mirror much of its language in an effort to calm opposition.
I don't look in the mirror much, but occasionally one of my sons cackles to the other about "Daddy hatching a baby", which is certainly a new spin on motivational encouragement.
For mobile users, a mobile site will mirror much of the desktop experience, adapted to the size of their device's screen.
The BBC Olympics mobile browser site, accessible across all mobile devices, will mirror much of the desktop experience, while audiences can also access coverage through tablets and connected TV.
In spite of the novelty of this approach, the dynamics emerging from faculty experiences mirror much of the experiences of instructors in more traditional online education – while onsite staff provide a unique perspective on the embedded nature of the program, based in local contexts.
Ha (Look in the mirror much?).
Essentially, this curriculum will mirror much of what was proposed in the never-enacted 2010 update.
The situation in the short is said to mirror much of the history of "Smells Like Nirvana", including Kurt Cobain's reaction to the parody.
