Sentence examples for Good echo from inspiring English sources

Many a bungled time can have a good echo.

Backyard harvests gleaned for the common good echo the Victory Gardens of World War II, when mandatory food rationing resulted in citizen gardens, said Amy Bentley, an associate professor of food studies at New York University and the author of "Eating for Victory".

The low complexity as well as the good echo reduction performance of both SA filters illustrate the potential of SA filtering in practice.

Therefore, a method to reduce the interchannel coherence must be introduced in order to obtain good echo cancelation performance providing the slightest alteration of the sound perception [1, 13].

For various reasons, transthoracic echocardiographic assessment was limited to patients with good echo visibility and to those with sinus rhythm without excessive tachycardia.

The risk of militarizing public order, the weakening of institutional restraints on executive power, the criminalization of protest and a fixation on promoting free-market orthodoxies — none of this has good echoes in Latin America.

But it has also come under fire from one of its most respected presenters, Question Time host David Dimbleby, who this week suggested it was "too powerful for its own good", echoing concerns of its former executive and Olympics supremo Roger Mosey, who earlier this month questioned the need for BBC3 and BBC4.

Your biggest secret: You've more than once contemplated a singing career because, hey, your voice sounds really good echoing through the halls of empty staircases.

Van Ness' use of "What's good" echoes Minaj's own famous callout of Miley Cyrus at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards, after Cyrus made comments about Minaj in a New York Times interview.

That's time spent in a useless, but feel-good, echo chamber.

Mr. Gooding echoed Mr. Hagerty's assessment.