Sentence examples for as echo from inspiring English sources

Sanders did not go as far as echo public calls for Emanuel's resignation over the shooting, which have reached a crescendo in recent months.

Two years ago, Magne's second wife, Marie-Claude, toLe Le Parisien newspaper: "There were certain rooms used as echo chambers.

In the longer "story" poems of hers, "The Fish" or "The Moose", for example, she uses rhyme as echo, finding a subtle meter that is never obtrusive.

It is a common refrain also among New Yorkers who have flocked to LA, especially its revitalised downtown and eastern neighbourhoods such as Echo Park, Highland Park and Silver Lake where galleries and performance venues pop up like toast.

Twitter and Facebook both have deserved reputations as echo chambers but the idea of social media as just one big bubble, somewhere people go to avoid ever meeting an idea they won't like, is simplistic and outdated.

In the show Eliza Dushku (Faith in "Buffy") stars as Echo, a blank slate of an underground operative whom clients transform into whatever they desire, be it negotiator, assassin, friend or lover.

This is not to say that our houses of worship should be rented out as echo-chambers for the fads of electoral politics.

The performance of the spectrometer is demonstrated through some basic pulsed EPR experiments, such as echo-detected EPR, saturation recovery and nutation measurements, that enable quantification of the actual intensity of MW irradiation at the position of the sample.

On the basis of ultrasonographic findings the cysts were characterized either as echo-free, without solid parts or papillary formations (group 1), or as having echogenic cyst content, with solid parts or papillary formations (group 2).

While baby boomers have made the Camry the bestselling car in the U.S. for the last two years, the 57 million Generation-X Americans (ages 20 to 34, also known as Echo-Boomers) are turning their backs.

Ultrasound tissue characterisation (UTC) measures tendon structural integrity by classifying pixels as echo-type I, II, III or IV.