Sentence examples for began echoing from inspiring English sources
As the mourners bowed down to pray, the loud thud of explosions suddenly began echoing off the surrounding mountains.
Indeed, by late Thursday, the sound of gun and artillery fire, evidently of American origin, began echoing through the Baghdad streets.
Then, as the South fell away, Democratic leaders panicked and began echoing the Republican mantra, "get the government off our backs".
As performers and audience members mingled over drinks after the show, people seemed inspired by the broad mix of talents they had seen, and viewers began echoing the same refrain: "Next time, maybe I'll do something," they murmured.
At the same time, Mr. Paulson began echoing the line of many in the financial industry that the real problem facing Wall Street was a welter of cumbersome regulations.
"Chewie, they're home," the magazine's announcement began, echoing the already iconic line – "Chewie, we're home" – that is spoken by Harrison Ford's Han Solo at the end of the latest trailer for the new movie to his constant companion, the wookie Chewbacca.
"Let us now consider man in the free spirit of natural history," the chapter begins, echoing the Psalms Wilson read as a boy.
In recent days, Israel has charged that both European and Saudi funds have effectively been used for such ends, and it has begun echoing demands for reform.
As the sounds of Flava D begin echoing through the lobby, the two concierges adopt a good-cop, bad-cop routine to try get me out of the building quickly, with as little drama as possible.
Mr. Plensa began "Echo" as he does many of his heads: first making 3-D digital photographs of his subject — in this case the 9-year-old daughter of a man who runs a Chinese restaurant near his studio.
And if several people talk at once, an overlapping howling noise begins, echoes generate echoes, and the cave is stuffed with a snake composed of small snakes, which writhe independently.
