A wider mirror-like surface shaped like the scales might also be present.
Beneath the shelf was a wide mirror, an antique Mona had bought at a garage sale.
La Vie, a narrow French cafe with canary-yellow tiled walls and a wide mirror behind the bar, served a lovely breakfast.
The Webb telescope, equipped with a 21-foot-wide mirror and floating almost a million miles above the night side of the Earth, is designed to gather faint infrared light that emanated from the farthest, earliest stars.
From a distance, the river Lathkill looks like a long, wide mirror in the mist, the only animation on this dank day coming from a few hardy walkers who scamper up the sides of the dry stone walls before they disappear completely into the fog on the horizon.
The polishing team at Perkin Elmer did such a perfect a job of making it smooth that had their 2.4metre-wide mirror been scaled up to the width of the Atlantic Ocean, no bump on it would be greater than four inches high.
(One such telescope in Hawaii has a 33-feet wide mirror).
I'm not sure the Shine II "offers the latest in mobile innovation," but the Shine II does offer a 2.2" wide mirror LCD, Java 2.0 support, a "sleek" music player with customizable equalizer, music recognition and ringtone creator, and direct-to-device music download capabilities.
When finally he spun my chair to face the wide mirror, I gasped, seeing no change in my reflection.
Someone has to keep the family memories, grandmother's mahogany dresser, the wide mirror with the quicksilver coming loose in the corners.
Alone, Usher stands in front of a wide mirror, which breaks into pieces accompanied by a roaring sound, ending the video with him sitting on a chair.
