Sentence examples for an echo to this from inspiring English sources

(And in an echo to this weekend: Webber, the team's best player, committed perhaps the gravest mental error of the college game's history when he called a timeout that Michigan no longer had in the final seconds of the 1993 final against North Carolina. He'd just turned twenty).

There is a historical echo to this.

The Vietnam War caused a wrenching debate that echoes to this day and shaped both parties, but at the time, public opinion did not divide so starkly on party lines, experts say.

It was Mrs Borsellino's idea to make her own banner a tribute to and an echo of this rebellion.

"If they do not stop this, if this is an echo of '93 this is going to be terrible for everyone involved". .

That means you'll probably have to buy an Echo for the kitchen to use this thing.

"HMS Echo will have a pretty accurate fathometer - an echo sounder - to determine the depth.

The match Anna strikes in the shadows at the beginning of the play turns out to be an echoing metaphor in this rich and compassionate production.

Can this truly be said to be an echo of Kind of Blue?

Adding an ESN (echo state network) to this method can result in extracting maximum power from the wind turbine without measuring the wind speed.

In terms of the relationship between business and social and environmental issues "In today's market," Martino said "I don't see them as being separate". As a major educational institution in the city, he feels that Columbia Business School has a responsibility to echo this sentiment through the new and creative ideas that students such as himself are using to create change.