Sentence examples for a happy echo from inspiring English sources
The scene on a warm day—Frisbees floating, sunbathers dozing, those endless busloads of schoolkids is a vindication of L'Enfant's original, bustling idea, a happy echo of America's largeness and its stubborn eccentricity.
In the title of Shirley's collection, there's a faint, happy echo of the passage from "Biographia Literaria" in which Coleridge coined his famous phrase.
Audiences have found happy echoes of Tati's M Hulot and Playtime and also Silvio Soldini's Bread and Tulips.
Yet this broad attack is likely to make the movie a hit — happy laughter echoed through the theatre when I saw the picture.
I began to feel my everyday "self" receding like an echo, and in its place there appeared a happy, colorful, six-foot frog.
I giggled and the sound echoed around the kitchen and transformed an ordinary Tuesday breakfast into a happy affair for one.
I can only echo the words of Celtics broadcaster Sean Grande: "You just hope that this story has a happy ending".
Mr Coupe, who echoed predecessor Justin King in opposing a relaxation, said: "The current rules work and is a happy British compromise.
In November Mr Xi echoed the American dream, declaring that "To meet [our people's] desire for a happy life is our mission".
Sun Araw, led by Cameron Stallones on guitar, keyboards and echo-laden vocals, was set up like a band — two guitars, saxophone, drummer — but its music was a happy jungle of electronic repetition and live playing.
