Sentence examples for and is echoed by from inspiring English sources

Gilroy calls "Action!" and is echoed by a "Movimento!" from the Italian assistant director who handles the extras.

That line is delivered in the film by a DJ called Machepies and is echoed by Mathambo.

The decline confirms that the status and popularity of heroin is clearly waning and is echoed by sharp annual falls in estimates of users under 25, down 5,000 to 41,508, and those in the 25-to-35 25-to-35 25-to-35,000 to 113,466.

This lack of alignment between standards and key milestones for measured understanding has been documented before (Li et al. 2006) and is echoed by this manuscript with focus on genetic variation and diversity.

(1846, p. 198) Mill's argument has won the field, and is echoed by contemporary authors such as Lewis: "We sometimes single out one among all the cause of some event and call it 'the' cause, as if there were no others.

Fighting continued today in Najaf and was echoed by a US assault on Baghdad's mainly Shia suburb of Sadr City.

Mr. Ouattara demanded one, and was echoed by the United States, the United Nations and the Organization of African Unity.

As this attack on Cruz stuck — and was echoed by other Republicans — Trump stopped pinning the concern on others and embraced it as his own, even threatening to sue Cruz over his eligibility in mid-February.

The presence of the four parts also allowed for contrasts of texture such as the "duet style" so characteristic of Josquin, when the two upper parts might sing a passage alone and be echoed by the two lower parts alone.

On Monday Ed Miliband, himself much-mocked, called his tormentor "a brilliant and funny writer," and was echoed by Tony Blair, who spoke of "an outstanding commentator and writer with extraordinary wit, humour and insight".

Her large, impressionistic canvases fill the walls and are echoed by the real flowers spilling out of vases.