Sentence examples for a future echo of from inspiring English sources

A future echo of times much further down the line.

This decrepitude leaves the well-paid Loopers looking like a future echo of the wiseguys in Grease; big fish flapping their fins over the edge of a very small pond.

Win or lose the election these ideas will be in play, for in these deep and thoughtful essays I hear the future echo of battles yet to be fought.

I see a future version of Echo Spot on the desk of just about anyone.

When Mr. Obama called for the cancellation of Constellation, he proposed that NASA rely much more on commercial companies in the future, echoing many of the same themes that Mr. Gingrich is advocating.

Her advice for future filmmakers might be a modern echo of the lesson of Greene's book: "I'd suggest time," she said.

A future Hall of Famer?

Hopefully one day, a future president will echo Johnson's other remark upon signing the amendment: that "the beneficiaries of this amendment are the people of this land".

It's catching a profile at a certain angle and realizing you are seeing the face of a future adult — and maybe an echo of your own parents.

Turkey has committed itself here to economic integration, seeing its future in at least an echo of its past.

The reaction to Haley and the implications for her future are something of an echo of the larger Republican fight this year, and there's as much guesswork in seeing how it turns out as there is in the presidential race itself.