Sentence examples for room mirrors from inspiring English sources

They can also be installed as dressing room mirrors, supplying useful information about products without obstructing the customer's view.

IT is tempting to imagine the inspirational advice taped to the dressing room mirrors of the Marquis Theater, where "Thoroughly Modern Millie" opened last night -- those encouraging little mantras that help performers give their all.

Water trickled down from the glittery column of a 75-foot-tall fountain as pod-shaped glass elevators — trimmed in lights like dressing room mirrors — shot up toward a revolving rooftop restaurant.

For example, some of the clothing will be embedded with radio frequency identification discs so, when someone tries on a garment, the fitting room mirrors will show images of the item on the catwalk or in the factory, making the store an immersive audio-visual experience.

Scones and boiled eggs are waiting half eaten, tea stands in dainty cups, coffee is keeping warm over a china candle stand, and in one room an aromatic bowl of punch, scattered clay pipes and an overturned chair suggest that a less genteel scene has just taken place: this room mirrors the very same Hogarth interior in the picture that hangs over the mantelpiece.

But he sold the show relentlessly, plastering men's room mirrors in midtown with suggestive stickers reading "Have You Seen Fanny?," running radio and television spots long before they were commonplace and taking the first full-page newspaper ads ever for a Broadway show.

LED rim lights glowed like bulbs on a dressing room mirror.

The crowds were a doddle compared with the bleak epiphany of the changing room mirror.

1972: the golden Fleetwood with the passenger sun visor that opened up into a starlet's dressing room mirror".

"Try on a bathing suit in a boutique, and the unforgiving dressing room mirror reflects your same old self, exposing all your flaws.

Olive is, in short, anything but a blithe spirit, which makes the arrival of a supernatural presence in her living room mirror an unusually unlikely occurrence.