"Walt, it's Sarah," the governor said before echoing much of what her husband had said.
"I love London passionately," Martin adds, before echoing the commercial: "It is the fabric of my life".
Before, echoing away from her, they become like horses' "indefatigable hoof taps" — "riderless," as in a funeral procession.
"I understand your dreams," he told supporters at a rally, before echoing a line from former President Bill Clinton.
"They shouldn't have run and entertained people," Reynolds said before echoing the sentiments of other horsemen here.
"We want a civil state, pluralism, with freedom enshrined by law," he said, before echoing a sentiment heard often in Egypt and Tunisia.
"The biggest thing we all have to keep in mind is enjoying what we can do, finding some sort of escape in what we do," Piazza said, before echoing Valentine.
We turned to Gary Lineker and David Lacey for comment, before echoing Greaves's point in a leader article: Be a man, Eric, say sorry By Gary Lineker, on 29 January 1995 Not once during the many years of Eric Cantona's altercations with the various bodies of football, both in France and here in England, has he ever showed the slightest sign of remorse for his actions.
Gingrich rejected criticism that the event was a distraction from the campaign: "That's because they don't understand the message," he said, before echoing Trump: "It's under budget and ahead of schedule … it tells you what a Trump administration would be like".
"We have never seen anything like this before," echoed Madan Pal, another resident.
