cheval glass

She turned, caught her own reflection in a cheval glass.

She saw herself once again in the cheval glass.

At last, she turned and looked at herself in the cheval glass.

I contemplated the cheval glass in the corner of my room.

I struck the cheval glass hard enough to make it spin.

She took a deep breath and met his gaze in the cheval glass.

Dazzled by herself, Lily turned in front of the cheval glass.

In the cheval glass across the room, her image shot back at her.

Then he recalled his reflection in the cheval glass and frowned.

Then he whispered, "Perfect," and turned her slowly to face the cheval glass.

His eyes caught his reflection in the cheval glass across the room.

Ida Mae leaned over and looked at herself carefully in the cheval glass.

Serena peered into the cheval glass, which had been set up in the middle of the room for her fitting.

I left it open, and walked round a bare costume stand, into a corner behind a cheval glass.

Turning then to his preparations, he was arrested by a glimpse of himself in the cheval glass which stood against the wall.

He handed her an ivory fan and led her before the cheval glass.

Jericho noted his appearance in the cheval glass critically and decided he looked every bit a blue blood.

The cheval glass opposite: in the subdued light, she saw herself - surely not a woman, but a freak?

Mary had to turn sideways to slip past the large armchair and cheval glass to get to the French doors.

Her nerves aflutter, she critically examined herself one last time in the cheval glass.

Cassandra led him through the trunks and boxes to where a long cheval glass stood propped against the attic wall.

Annette fluffed out the sleeves, which came to her wrists, and turned her to the cheval glass.

But when, with an effect of challenge, she scrutinised her reflection in the tall cheval glass, the likeness appeared to have vanished.

She sat before a cheval glass in the shadowy loft, working a hairbrush through her mass of frizzled curls.