Sentence examples for You echo from inspiring English sources
As your heart melts, you echo Jane Moore in the Sun: "Whisper it, but I genuinely think that Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes are the real deal.
Osmanoglu is particularly magnetic throughout, however; his impression of a hake-loving Shania Twain and the order "Everyone, wank off the person next to you" echo long in my mind after the show.
It's enough to make you echo a line from David Foster Wallace's novel, "Infinite Jest": "Yes, I'm paranoid — but am I paranoid enough?" The link between travel and illness may seem self-evident but there is little hard data precisely defining the risk.
So before you echo "amen" in your home and place of worship, think, think, and remember a child is listening.
To hear that magical phrase, "Can I help you?" echo from the loudspeaker was the answer to my tax-paying prayers. .
Because real liberty is the opportunity to go to the mall or board a plane in safety.Don Powell Ponte Vedra, Florida SIR – You echoed the distressing number of our own politicians who presuppose a "balance between liberty and security".
To the Editor: It is disappointing to see you echoing state officials who claim that parental alarm over high standards or tough tests accounts for growing resistance to the Common Core.
All of a sudden, Nikita Khruschev's words from the previous year — "We will bury you" – echoed grimly.
"If you like seeing handsome young men stripped and tied up and flayed with whips [this] is the movie for you," you say, echoing Christopher Hitchens in the Daily Mirror.
I want you to echo that out into the world to other women.
