In this country, the Mirror named him 'the greatest living American'.
The Mirror, official name The Daily Mirror, daily newspaper published in London that frequently has the largest circulation in Britain.
To wit, a sliced, polished and silvered piece of quartz that is a mirror in name only.
Sir Victor Blank, chairman of Trinity Mirror Piers Morgann; the then editor of the Sunday Mirror whose name I have forgotten; Ulrika Jonsson; Philip Green; I can't remember who else".
The Mirror was named newspaper of the year for 2001 at the British Press Awards and the What The Papers Say awards – the ultimate double.
But she projects none of the innate refinement necessary for Lily, who should mirror her name by embodying a rarefied mixture of delicacy, beauty and vivacious wit.
The turning point for Wallace came with his leadership of the paper's 9/11 coverage and the subsequent war in Afghanistan, work which led to the Mirror being named as newspaper of the year in the British press awards for the first time in more than 10 years.
As Henry has pointed out together with Homeland actor David Harewood, who writes in the Observer today, British television has already lost talent, creative breadth and BAME viewers because of its lamentable failure to look in the mirror and name the colour of the face it sees.
Koolhaas likes to see all of this activity as the practice of "architecture in virtual reality" -- and he has started a parallel office, with the mirror-image name of AMO, to pursue it.
While you're gazing in the mirror all the names change.
Although things vanish, are what mark our vanishing, While you're gazing in the mirror all the names change.
