Sentence examples for mirror toward from inspiring English sources

She drove across the street — I watched in the sideview mirror — toward the east part of town, where the wartime houses had been put up.

"They brought two girls in from Hollywood for the part I have," Ms. Stevenson told The New York Daily Mirror toward the end of the run.

In the Cassegrain reflector, parallel rays of light entering the telescope are reflected from a large concave mirror toward the focal point of that mirror, which is called the prime focus of the telescope.

An electrode instructs a corresponding dark metal oxide hinge to tilt each mirror toward or away from the light several thousand times per second, creating 1,024 shades of gray.

I wanted to turn a mirror toward us to help us realize all the ways in which we still benefit from a system tilted in our favor.

Point the mirror toward the sun to catch the rays.

To minimize these, one must tilt the parabolic mirrors toward opposite sides of the parallel schlieren beam and also minimize the tilt angles of the mirrors by choosing mirrors with long focal lengths, preferable at least f/8 if not f/10.

"She'd be better off dead," is the opinion of Candy's old dog, and that attitude is undoubtedly mirrored toward the lone woman.

A large mirror turns toward the audience, implying our own obligations to history.

"On this occasion, I saw him in the rearview mirror, walking toward me, and as he went by I took a few snaps.

Greer Garson said recently on TV - quoting from memory - that Mr. Mayer didn't like art that tilted its mirror downward toward the gutter and people's problems; he thought it should look upward to the better things.