Sentence examples for been echoed to from inspiring English sources

The American position has been echoed to greater or lesser degree in virtually all of the countries that have had politicians petitioning for the hostage releases in Baghdad, particularly Britain.

"It's something that has been echoed to me time after time after time by passengers who use it".

Labour's conference in Brighton has been "echoing to the ghostly cries of spirits past", said sketch writer Quentin Letts.

Errors and warnings are handled as exceptions resulting in a message being echoed to the client window.

Any changes made to the model while Continuous Create is ON will automatically be echoed to NEURON's interpreter.

What happened in America was echoed, to a greater or lesser degree, in most other industrial countries.

This is something that was echoed to me by many of my post-grad friends (even my far post-grad friends).

The new '++filename' may be used to insert instructions that should be echoed to the.res file.

The '+filename' instruction itself is echoed to the.res file but '++filename' is not.

This view is echoed to some extent by Bartneck [ 15], who also puts forward the three-dimensional, embodied nature of robots and the spatial and tactile interaction affordances.

Soon the Popper household is echoing to the patter of tiny penguin feet.