Sentence examples for be echoed with from inspiring English sources

The experience could be echoed with any number of the French producer's output.

On Capitol Hill, that theme was echoed with a jab at President Bush.

The Ferris wheel that is a Gorky Park landmark is echoed with haunting dread by another Ferris wheel that sits dormant in Ukraine's most infamous city: Chernobyl.

The downward-sloping line that stretches the length of the car is echoed with a similar treatment on the hood and doors.

And this is echoed, with some exceptions (French banks, for example) in Europe.For commercial banks that have stuck to their knitting, there are opportunities in the recent turmoil.

Two lines later the internal rhyme ("by 'er/afire") and the line rhyme ("to stay") are echoed with wistful beauty: "Ply her with bonbons, poetry and flowers,/ Moon a million hours away".

"I think it's a three-person race: It's us, Dean and Kerry," said Steve Elmendorf, a senior adviser to Mr. Gephardt, in a formulation that was echoed with only slight variations by advisers to Mr. Lieberman and Mr. Edwards.

The BBC reported that her comments were echoed with a new study at the University of Colorado that found that pop had become cruder, more self-centered and sex-oriented.

This reduction was echoed with the publication of the last variant of the terminology named T.A. (Terminologia Anatomica) in Stuttgart and New York in 1998 (FCAT 1998).

The theme of strengthening implementation structures, especially at local level, was echoed with respect to the implementation of mental health laws and policies.

This argument is echoed (with specific reference to NM in India) by Tripathy [ 55], Kraft [ 32] Whilst these results are significant, research into N/HM in health promotion and prevention of disease is in its infancy.