Sentence examples for mirror to make from inspiring English sources

I would watch with family and take bets if the contestants, upon seeing their reflections, would touch the mirror to make sure it was really them as they cried tears of joy.

However, he was careful to make sure no photographers present caught shots of the sexy designs - leaving today's Daily Mirror to make do with a mock-up of the £100 shirts.

Even on those series, though, there is a tendency to be didactic about the Internet — and a related tendency to reflect online life with a fun-house mirror, to make it ominous and overblown.

The barroom set, by Louisa Thompson, is authentic enough, down to the dust on the mirror, to make you thirsty, and the amusing costumes are from the 1960's (save the cowboy's), though why Ms. Thompson initially drapes the five love slaves in clear plastic ponchos is puzzling.

Huckleberry Uses Mirror To Make Macbook More Versatile [Gizmodo].

"One can think of moving the mirror to make the atom transmit or reflect the light, which would make it a transistor" for light, Hétet says.

Smoke and mirrors, to make the Rochas think he's out with the girls.

Mr. Boehner also accused Democrats of relying on "smoke and mirrors" to make their proposed reductions look more substantial.

These flexible panels will have multiple, computer-controlled actuators on their backsides that can alter the shape of the mirrors to make sure reflected light is perfectly focused on a collector.

These are the best apps optimized for AirPlay Mirroring to make you think, feel and breathe.

The resolving power of this monochromator is somewhat higher than that of DRAGON and the fixed exit slit allows the downstream refocusing mirrors to make a micro spot at the sample position.