Sentence examples similar to some mirage from inspiring English sources

If you blocked the memory menu from access, or (for some Mirage-based programs that run programs from Mirage) password-protected your memory menu, this will not work.

Next week, some French Mirage jets are due to arrive.

In mid-December those developments appeared like some Christmas mirage: a 112-room hotel and a 24-hour diner.

On the flat salt desert of Uyuni, such debate seems remote to those still laboring as their ancestors did, scraping salt off the ground into the cone-shaped piles that line the horizon like some geometric mirage.

Maybe some gasoline mirages at the AM/PM or coffee brain spasms.

But the wealth is to some extent a mirage.

Nix said he thought it was some sort of mirage.

Then, suddenly, it rises into view, like some vast industrial mirage.

He never ceased to work behind the scenes for his tantalizing vision — some would say mirage — of a "New Middle East".

When it comes to presenting an apparition, a hallucination, a mirage, some kind of transparency or semi-vanishing seems the way to do it.

I stared at him as if he were some kind of mirage, and asked, "Are you a nurse?" Yes, he was.