Sentence examples for mirrors describes from inspiring English sources
A book co-authored by Douglas Massey of the University of Pennsylvania, "Beyond Smoke and Mirrors", describes how in the early 1960s the end of a programme to allow Mexicans to work temporarily in America led to a sharp rise in illegal immigrants.
In a palace of spies and intrigue and rumour, these mirrors described an enclosed society, forever glancing in at itself.
The Mirror describes it as "Brits' TV outrage".
"Joyflation," is how the Mirror describes the first fall in the cost of living since 1960.
Even before the big chill set in, The King's Mirror describes ships lost and men who perished in ice.
The Mirror describes how Ms Jenkins helped kick off plans for a special tribute to the monarch's extraordinary life at Windsor Castle.
The Daily Mirror described it as "a visualization of the hell that is war".
An ad in the Mirror described the restaurant in glowing terms, saying it was patterned after "Wolfie's" in Miami Beach.
The resolution function has two main terms with different dependences on energy: the image blur from the mirror described above and that caused by grating period variations which come in through the dispersion relation and are described here.
He wanted an all-female band to play with one iteration of his performance piece "Performer/ Audience/Mirror," at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, in which he faced toward and away from a long mirror, describing in objective terms what he saw in the audience and what he thought the audience saw.
"The good gold Beeb" was how one national newspaper, the Sunday Mirror, described our coverage of London 2012.
