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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and it echoes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a sound that reverberates or resonates, often in a metaphorical sense to indicate that something has a lasting impact or is remembered.
Example: "In the quiet of the night, her words lingered in the air, and it echoes in my mind long after she left."
Alternatives: "and it resonates" or "and it reverberates".
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And it echoes a theme noticeable in its original editorial siding with the remain argument: a continuing scepticism about the wisdom of maintaining EU membership.
"And it echoes beautifully in New York".
And it echoes what Rob has implied, which is that serious policy action won't be easy.
And it echoes from beginning to end of the "Collected Poems 1943-2004" (Harcourt; $35), which will be Wilbur's monument.
And it echoes as clerks go on to prominent careers in government, the legal academy and major law firms.
"It's an eerie creaking sound," he said, and it echoes throughout his two-story Georgian-style house.
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On Saturday, he yelled, "That's it!" in Spanish from the stands, and it echoed throughout the arena.
And it echoed an earlier observation by Mr. Pinsky: that jazz and poetry are "two profound arts that have to do profoundly with time".
"October Afternoon," painted by Samuel Franklin Hershey in 1932, features lengthening shadows in rural New England and it echos effects that Edward Hopper was mining.
S. Hariharasharma, 20, desperately searching for a sponsor to help him emigrate to Britain, recounted one incident, and it echoed the recollections of many young Tamils here.
On another occasion -- a rare autumnal visit -- in the dead of night, suddenly from the woods an unearthly sound seared the air -- a creature in distress or on the attack -- and it echoed through the hills and valleys.
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