Sentence examples for a echo from inspiring English sources

So let me get this straight: superdelegates can either A) echo the voice of the people or B) circumvent the will of the people.

(a) Echo with no pulse compression, (b) Echo after compression with phase predistortion, (c) Echo after compression with spectrum modification, (d) Echo after compression with phase predistortion and spectrum modification.

The left, and supporters of Corbyn in particular, are often accused of retreating into a echo chamber.

Almost a quarter of the vote went to non-mainstream parties; nationalists, UKIP and Greens.Indeed, the Scottish result can be seen as a echo of Syriza's victory, albeit in much less difficult economic circumstances.

In a echo of the impossibility this week of tracking down the winners of the prizes for physics and literature, Peter Higgs and Alice Monro, the Nobel committee tweeted that it had been unable to immediately speak to the OPCW to formally let it know of the win.

In a echo of the inability this week to track down the winners of the prizes for physics and literature, Peter Higgs and Alice Monro, the Nobel committee tweeted that it had been unable to immediately speak to the OPCW to formally let it know of the win.

It was a miracle, an echo out of the woods.

A choice, not an echo.

It's like an echo of a tree everywhere.

Is "Generation Glamour" a choice or an echo?

She would mutter an echo of a hello.