pier glass

She walked to the long pier glass and looked at herself, her head held high.

She turned to check her wig in the pier glass.

Alone at last, Quinn turned again to the tall pier glass.

Come into the hall, stand in front of the pier glass."

Adjusting the fit, he studied himself critically in the pier glass.

By the open door of the powder-closet there stood a tall pier glass.

Through the open doorway, Fan saw him glancing at his image in the pier glass.

Starling took him in from a distance, as though she were the wise old pier glass watching.

Lincoln stood in front of the pier glass and tied his white cravat.

He was gazing at his own dark reflection in an oval-framed pier glass.

She caught a glimpse of herself in the pier glass and paused, startled by her reflection.

In England it is normally known as a 'pier glass'.

In the guest bedroom, she couldn't resist a glance into the pier glass.

Leda caught the reflection of herself in the tall pier glass between the windows.

Chris stared at himself in a pier glass.

Edward stood in front of the bedroom's pier glass, using a comb and brush to arrange his hair.

Dressed for the reception, taking a last look at her self in the pier glass, she knew that she looked almost pretty.

He remembered Alice standing at the pier glass.

He adjusted the cravat and surveyed the fit of the coat in a pier glass.

Miss Jason admired herself in the pier glass.

There she gazed at the smudged card tucked into the frame of her pier glass.

Surveying herself in the pier glass in her mother's room, she hoped that Colin would approve.

Whereupon she flew upstairs and took a good look at herself in the pier glass in what had been her mother's room.

At the full-length pier glass Iris examined herself.

But she would want her photographs, and that lovely pier glass there, and that lamp.