Sentence examples for mirror strapped from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, a cure is found – walking backwards for the rest of his life, with a rear-view mirror strapped to his forehead – and the mild-mannered clergyman can resume normal service.

If you're allowed to park inside the perimeter, they mirror-check under your chassis for bombs someone waits with a mirror strapped to a long fir bough.

A storage bag ideal for all travel purposes, the Base Camp travel canister features an internal stash pocket, hanging strap, mirror strap.

In the rearview mirror, Gunner, strapped into his safety seat, gave him a suspicious frown.

Think billionaire's farmhouse: high rafters; a peaked, retractable roof; mirrors tilting from the walls, strapped in place with giant leather belts.

Remember those classic musicals that seemed to mirror the strapping, restless soul of the United States -- Rodgers and Hammerstein shows like "Oklahoma!" and "South Pacific"?

Mr. Jones wore a rectangular mirror, about 8 inches by 10 inches, strapped to the front of his face so that anyone he spoke to saw only their face reflected on top of the body of Stephen Jones.

I remember hearing the first report on the radio and looking in the rear view mirror at my two small children in the backseat, both strapped in their car seats, happy and secure.

They strapped on their webbing, patting down their magazines just so, and checked themselves in the mirror before heading out.

The papers are mechanically strapped into bundles and then shrink-wrapped on to pallets before being loaded on to delivery lorries, which GNM shares with other newspapers, such as the Financial Times in London and The Mirror in Manchester.

Penn strapped himself in.