Sentence examples for today's mirror from inspiring English sources

Pfft! Daily Today's Mirror has uncovered a far darker spell working it's wicked magic on pop culture – The Curse of the Oasis album sleeve (please insert sound of thunder and cackling here)!

According to today's Mirror, Sharon Maguire, the director of the film, says that Weisz was "very funny" and of course, beautiful.

"Additionally, today's Mirror is a much broader multi-platform news brand as we continue to accelerate our audience growth across all our digital platforms".

According to today's Mirror, the Sunderland manager Steve Bruce is "compiling a dossier" on Alan Hutton and is "sending his spies" to keep tabs on the Tottenham Hotspur and Scotland right-back.

Talking of buyout clauses, as we were some time ago, the in-demand Bristol Rovers striker Matty Taylor has one too, today's Mirror saying only that it is "cut-price".

Copeland's replies filled two pages of yesterday's Mirror and earned O'Mahoney tens of thousands of pounds.

Andreas Kluth, our technology correspondent in San Francisco, has won this year's Mirror Award for the best subject-related series of articles for his special report on new media, "Among the Audience" (April 22nd, 2006).

Walter Winchell had launched the intimate phase of the campaign a week or so before the wedding by quoting a woman he knew as saying that "the girls are built like their mother," etc. "Watch tomorrow's Mirror for a ringside seat at today's colorful wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Lt. Philip Mountbatten," the Mirror said in a house ad on the wedding morning.

If Hollywood movies reflect the mood of the country, then films made in the 1960's and 1970's mirrored the turmoil and violence of the times.

For example, the stand-out difference between last week's Mirrors compared to today's is the body type (Kepler, I understand).

In an interview in today's Daily Mirror, he said: "It's convenient for commentators who want to drive me out to hit me with the age thing.