Sentence examples for reflection of her face from inspiring English sources

Hannah was towel-drying her hair in front of a long mirror, the reflection of her face blocked by her body, though she could see him.

The suddenness with which he moved when he saw the reflection of her face tipped the water out of his hatbrim in such a way that some of it ran down his neck.

On Thursday night at the Kitchen, a voice shimmered across a sheet of metal foil, casting a halo of fog from the singer's breath across the blurred reflection of her face, while its amplified sound left a ripple of metallic whispers in its wake.

Gaga photographed the design on her computer screen using her cellular telephone "for texture," which resulted in visible pixels on the letters and cross, as well as a faint reflection of her face and hands holding the phone, to appear on the cover.

She gazed out into the dark, avoiding the reflection of her face in the glass, but after a time she turned toward it, because, half-dark and obscure, her face seemed to be enticing into itself a future of love and wisdom, like a future beauty.

He could have turned then and asked her what she wanted, but instead of recognizing her, he shied away abruptly from the reflection of her contorted face and went along the street.

In the chrome of the refrigerator she caught the reflection of her own face, part brunette Shelley Winters, part potato, the finely etched sharps and accidentals beneath her eyes a musical interlude amid the bloat.

The pictures include an image of a portrait by Mr. Bush that depicts him showering, with a reflection of his face in a shaving mirror.

In a flashback that shows how Erik came to be who he is, a young actor, Nolan Lyons (who alternates with Justin Cimmino), is heartbreaking in his portrayal of Erik as a boy, happy until he catches a reflection of his face.

Try standing behind someone you see every day when they are looking in the mirror, and peeking over their shoulder – the reflection of their face will look a bit weird to you, in the same way that your face looks funny in a photo.

Nevertheless, the reflection of his face in the window of a shop is frightening: he sees a red nose and bloodshot eyes, lips pursed up tight over stained and uneven teeth, an expression so lugubrious and so pained it resists his efforts to smile.