Sentence examples for the mirror from from inspiring English sources
Tarkovsky's The Mirror from 1975.
Buy the Mirror from the train shop; not all the media has been bad on Hillsborough.
Just compare "The Box" with "Summertime," another recent fictionalized gaze in the mirror from a Nobel laureate, J. M. Coetzee.
The following day, he made phone calls to both The Sun and The Mirror from inside the hospital.
Until Lisa appears, their only immediate problem is whether to remove the mirror from the bedroom ceiling.
This is a clear attempt to delineate the Mirror from its red-top rivals, The Sun and the Daily Star.
The screen film is a clever touch; it keeps some of the mirrors from looking too antiquey and invokes the narcissism of modern-day gadgetry.
Because the WHT has the largest single mirror at the Observatorio del Roque de los Muchachos, its realuminising plant has a vacuum vessel large enough to accommodate the mirrors from any other telescope on the mountain.
The axial optical path length of the mirrors from the source is equal, though one mirror is tilted with respect to the other by a small angle α.
There it was, the oval mirror from the upstairs hall, leaning over a cellar window.
That was replaced in 1987 by a more elegant solution, the electrochromic mirror from the Gentex Corporation.
