Sentence examples for remove mirrors from inspiring English sources
Father Rossetti said that in response to the state's sanctions, the institute would more than double its nursing staff, remove mirrors and coat hooks to make rooms safer and document the screening of new patients more thoroughly.
In her poem "Wishes," Ms. Llopiz recites, "I removed mirrors from walls/'cause I hate that I see you in my eyes".
In an effort to keep that kind of quality but make the camera smaller, Panasonic and Olympus decided to remove the mirror box — the mirror-prism contraption that, in regular S.L.R.'s, bends the light from the lens into your eye at the viewfinder.
The video footage showed the man getting into a small white, two-door car, possibly a Toyota, parked east of the driveway to retrieve some sort of device he used to remove the mirrors.
Until Lisa appears, their only immediate problem is whether to remove the mirror from the bedroom ceiling.
Several techniques have been developed to remove the mirror terms [ 10– 12] and effectively double the axial range by giving access to full axial range.
Remove the mirror carefully.
Do not remove a mirror by yourself.
Do not attempt to remove a mirror with bare skin.
Robert Morris's "Finch College Project" (1969), re-enacted and freshly filmed, is more complicated: several people glued a mirror and a photograph to opposite walls in a gallery, then removed the mirror and photograph, leaving the glue.
