Sentence examples for mirrors which break from inspiring English sources

"They are mirrors, which break easily," she said.

His best-known work from this period is the series "Mirrors," which breaks down reflections into abstract components.

Alone, Usher stands in front of a wide mirror, which breaks into pieces accompanied by a roaring sound, ending the video with him sitting on a chair.

In 2011, Zhao et al. proposed a conjugated gammadion array which broke a mirror symmetry along the plane normal direction by placing two gammadion structures that are conjugated to each other on both sides of a dielectric slab [42] (Fig. 5(d)).

Neither bus driver made any effort to pull back and give more space to the fire engine, which broke off one bus's side mirror, a rather important accessory.

Therefore, fixed mirrors, which do not require alignment, were used.

Situated just a few hundred metres from each other along Rye Lane, this tale of two buildings reflects our contemporary Tale Of Two Cities in a mirror which – potential misfortunes aside – we should probably break at the first opportunity.

I threw a brick at the mirror, which was a very heavy one, and it did not break, but the brick fell and broke everything in its way.

"Mirror", which ceased publication in 1963.

The Mirror Which Flatters is now portable.

The text in the mirror of the album's cover reads "the mirror which flatters not".