Sentence examples for mirrors the previous from inspiring English sources

And out went the gold-tinted mirrors the previous owner had either installed or tolerated on the bedroom walls.

Neither does the Surface Pro ship with the new Surface Keyboard - although this mirrors the previous Pro devices so is less of a surprise, but it still sits in the same wheelhouse as the 'additional purchase required' for the Surface Pen.

The union's tiff mirrors the previous round of contract negotiations in 2004, when UFCW's national leadership intervened to interrupt a local strike vote in November.

The 4-1 vote adopted an ordinance that mirrors the previous one but with amendments to three sections: the maximum size of a granny flat is set at 600 square feet, a tenant leasing the property is prohibited from subleasing either the flat or main residential dwelling and a portion relating to horse overlay zones is removed to allow the conversion of garages in those zones.

This mirrors the previous findings of Wayne et al. [ 8], who found that 100 mM NaCl reduced the TIMP-3 affinity for full-length and Sp-domain truncated ADAMTS-4, but had little effect on the TIMP-3 affinity for forms of the enzyme lacking the CysR domain.

It mirrored the previous six months of my life.

The scene sartorially mirrored the previous electro-clash generation's love of garish, dayglo colours.

Mirroring the previous track, Mona Lisa also ends with Nicki threatening murder – "I don't wanna fight but I'll fuck around and end your life" – but this time delicately and sadly (shades of rising Chicago rapper Dej Loaf and her breakthrough hit Try Me here).

The losses of 2016-17 mirror the previous year where losses amounted to £511,361.

These findings mirror the previous conclusions that are drawn from Fig. 4 showing that the performance of these three sets of thresholds are similar.

Homeland Security's Harvey press release did seem to mirror the previous administration's statements during natural disasters, sending "the general message that they don't want to be a deterrent for anyone to flee an area," said Sandweg.