mirrors

It almost mirrors the Buddhist cycle of life, death, and rebirth.

Neither Iran nor Hezbollah has confirmed these links, but the rhetoric and campaign style of the Houthis mirrors that of both.

The academy has faux-marble halls, long mirrors, and gold-color-painted details.

The lines in Until We Could about love are gorgeous: “Two mirrors face to face with no end… Yes, I counted your eyelashes.”

“Much of what happens in the show mirrors the story of Siddhartha,” Jablonski says.

Glass chandeliers were suspended from the roof; handsome mirrors were intermixed with the prints and pictures.

Grace was the Gibson type, tall and slender and fair-haired and very pretty, with a decided liking for looking in mirrors.

In practice it is seldom necessary to touch the adjusting screws of the mirrors themselves.

The lookouts gave free vision in all directions except directly below the hull, and a series of mirrors corrected this defect.

Inside there was a fire burning, furs strewn about the floor, metal urns and even mirrors hung on the rough stone walls.