mirage

"First I must know what mirages look like on your world."

He is reported to have taken a gun outside the home and shot at mirages.

Still, it could all be nothing but smoke and mirages.

We call them mirages for lack of a better term.

Perhaps the achievement was no more than one of history's mirages.

The sea was a still lake, like the road mirages of the day.

He wondered when his fantastic mirages would begin talking to him.

He and they are defenseless against the mirages of the night.

During times of intense sunshine, mirages can often be seen.

Nothing for me to do but stay close to the house until the mirages cleared away, which they always did, sooner or later.

It is the story of mirages, and of those who made them.

Those lines and situations remain, but they are like mirages in a desert.

This is why we cannot give in to the mirages of the market and industrialisation.

First it used mirages on us, really good ones.

If he had put something in the meat my mirages were perfectly understandable.

Exhausted by the heat, the boys dismiss the mirages they see without trying to understand them.

The mirages came to haunt him, to steal his eyes from the things that he should be watching.

The sun was overhead and heat mirages distorted the horizon.

They both began to see mirages, which were quickly followed by more vivid hallucinations.

This forces the Mirages to land in hostile territory where their aircraft are taken.

The rail-thin models he used to dress were little more than mirages.

You need an atmosphere for those kinds of mirages.

There were mirages on the road; large still lakes.

There have been some rather strange mirages around campus.

The Mirages were presenting themselves in a perfect plan view as they crossed his line of sight from right to left.