Sentence examples for black echo from inspiring English sources

As "The Black Echo" made clear right from the start, Harry saw enough tunnels during his stint in Vietnam.

It was an extraordinarily daring heist, the inspiration for Michael Connelly's detective novel, The Black Echo (1992).

As it happened, Mr. Connelly was working on what would become his first novel, "The Black Echo," and in Mr. Morgan he felt he had found a muse.

For every writer like Cook, Penzler said, there is one like Michael Connelly, who won the best-first-novel prize in 1993 for "The Black Echo".

The more important celebration involving "The Black Box" is that it is marks 20 years of Harry Bosch books, the first of which was "The Black Echo," in 1992.

—The Black Echo The Tortilla Curtain, Boyle's raging novel about immigrants in contemporary California, received high praise from PatLux as a novel that encapsulates many of contemporary Los Angeles's troubling contradictions: It took me months to get it out of my head.

Only this week I pulled on a Tamla Motown T-shirt (a trusty item bought from the classifieds of Black Echoes music paper back in the Eighties).

"Being black", echoes Eshun, "means standing both inside and outside society: seeing the world as white people do while reaching out to touch it as a black person".

Black echoed his comments in an interview with the Guardian: "Bernie just bottles it up when people hurt him as he has no release valve and he's such a sweetheart.

I colour-coded everything in the movie before talking to the art director and cinematographer, and one idea I liked was to have the elf world in earth, gold, crimson and black, echoing the colours of Hellboy's library at the BPRD [Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defence].

President of Hearst Magazines, Cathie Black, echoed that point of view.