Sentence examples for a slight echo from inspiring English sources

Here, too, is a slight echo.

The ambiance slider emphasizes the vocals and sound in that range and adds a slight echo.

He walked faster, almost running, he coughed, he felt like he was going to vomit, and his cough reverberated around the street almost like a slight echo.

The colder, faceless sign of surveillance and censorship was a faint noise, a crackle over the phone, a slight echo of your own voice that reminded one of the policemen listening to our words.

With a slight echo of Spinal Tap (the loudest and most punctual rock group), they turned up at 8pm on the dot and delivered nearly three hours of music.

The shift had a slight echo of Ann Curry's abrupt departure from NBC's "Today" show one month ago, though that shake-up played out in the press for weeks; this one was kept quiet until it was announced in a news release Thursday morning.

"As the track moved on with more sci-fi elements, I figured, 'what better to add than a theremin?' I use the normal theremin so much and decided to take this classic sound in another direction by increasing the attack, while adding a slight space echo.

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The scenario has slight echoes of the 2003 World Cup, when New Zealand was stripped of co-hosting rights and Australia took it over completely and achieved a financial windfall after the Kiwis dithered over delivering "clean" stadiums, without existing advertising, as required.

The Centre Court was transformed by an intimate feel with a slight, attention-catching echo and the sense of the ball hurtling through the air quicker.

There is no catchy single, and not even the slightest echo of anything else happening in pop music now.