Sentence examples for after she echoed from inspiring English sources

After she echoed them, they were married.

Saif's hopes for succession took a battering after he echoed his father's threats to scorch Libya's earth should he fall.

As United prepare for the FA Cup fourth round trip to Cambridge on Friday, Van Gaal defended his tactics after Gary Neville echoed concerns  of United supporters over the formation.

After Sy echoed Buddhist calls for compensation and expressed sorrow for the victims, the meeting dissolved without violence.

Shortly after the sentencing, Corey echoed comments she made to HuffPost earlier this week, saying that Alexander's own actions on the night of the incident and in the following months have landed her in the position that she is in.

The presentation by John Perriss, chairman and chief executive at Zenith Media in London, came after -- and echoed -- Mr. Coen's.

President Obama, speaking at the White House after the votes, echoed the cry, calling Wednesday "a pretty shameful day for Washington".

The first words Cory said to me after his accident echoed those words first shouted all those years ago on this beach: "Rangers lead the way".

Little Light was actually her first full-length script, Birch explains: written just after she left university, it has echoes of her own life.

Instead, it's this comment about Saddam Hussein's palace that still echoes, six years after she made it: It's absolutely huge.

It is called "A Hankering after Ghosts", echoing a phrase used of him by his close friend and biographer John Forster.