What is "rearview"

Usage examples of "rearview".

Three narrow aisles extend to the left of the door, offering the usual roadside merchandise: every imaginable snack food, the basic patent medicines, magazines, paperback books, postcards, novelty items designed to hang from rearview mirrors, and selected canned goods that sell to campers and to people, like Vess, who travel in homes on wheels.

Ironically, we were still talking when, going in excess of 80 mph down a stretch of Ventura Boulevard, I saw the flashing blue and red lights of an LAPD patrol car strobing in my rearview mirror.

The heavy chassis rocked from side to side, and in the rearview mirror Hazen could see two rows of corn whipsawing in his wake.

She parked the Lincoln in the restaurant lot beside her ancient Ford, climbed into her car and looked in the rearview.

I caught a glimpse of headlights behind me again and when I checked the rearview mirror, I saw a vehicle come slowly around the corner.

But he held her firmly, aware that Sanchez kept shifting his gaze from the road to glance with interest in the rearview mirror at the engaged couple in the back seat.

Just as the car topped the brow of the hill, Hatch had one last glimpse of Stormhaven, a picture postcard of memory, caught in his rearview mirror: the harbor, the boats swaying at anchor, the white clapboard houses winking on the hill.

There was little traffic, and when a light-colored carryall tailgated him briefly, he glanced back annoyed in his rearview mirror.

Since in flight the Ares cluster would keep itself aligned to point at the sun, to save boiloff, all the equipment was mounted in a pallet, which would be unfolded and held out from the body of the Mission Module, like a rearview mirror.

When she turned up Sunday evenings in her old green De Soto (a naked rubber babydoll hung from the rearview mirror, looking like the world's youngest lynch-mob victim), she usually had the Bowerses' beans steaming on the seat beside her in a twelve-gallon galvanized-steel pail.

In his rearview mirror the Kuwaiti saw the dim outline of a Bedoui nkeffiyeh and caught the odor of one who lives rough.

When he looked in the rearview mirror just before turning into the street, the old women were still back there, holding their casseroles, staring after him.

He checks the rearview again and catches sight of something bright red up on Bear Street beyond the Josephson place a van, it looks like, parked just beyond the southwestern corner of the intersection and then swoops his Schwinn back across the street again, this time to 247, the Wyler place.

The engine throbbed in idle and then above it, far off and faint, came the popping sound of automatic rifle, fire Craig was watching Timon Nbebi's face in the rearview mirror, and saw him wince slightly at the sound of gunfire.

Screaming and waving, I had chased after them, running straight down the middle of the street in afine of traffic, until my father, catching sight of me in the rearview mirror, had stopped the car, and Mother had runback to get me.