Sentence examples for both echo from inspiring English sources

And Laura Gilpin's images of both echo her deep affection and respect for her subjects.

(iii) For stego signals, both echo delay and the range of segment length are estimated by exploring the changing rule of the SWC.

The beats of Ms. Cruz and her salseros bounce off the rhythms of Zairean dancers, while the sounds of Memphis and Philadelphia both echo and feed the songs of Mali and South Africa.

[Excerpts, Page A9.] The Rumsfeld guidelines both echo and refine military thinking set down in past years by Caspar Weinberger, President Ronald Reagan's defense secretary, and by Colin L. Powell, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for the first President Bush and secretary of state for the second.

Ms. Oppenheim's large, almost monochrome prints and Ms. Lichtenstein's small images of wilting floral still-lifes both echo what Ms. Oppenheim says in the catalog about trying "to figure out a way to write what is not a eulogy to some dead or dying media".

Both echo images are used by the surgeon to select the exact site and method of cannulation to avoid fragmentation of the mass.

In criticizing the ruling, Warren and Brown both echoed a widespread attitude.

Both echoed bits of the first-wave critique.

Mr. Gingrich and Ron Paul both echoed Mr. Santorum's attack against Mr. Romney.

But both echoed Mr. Green's view that every little bit helps.

That view is both echoed and called into question in "Shattered," which depicts a vexing Goldilocks-style problem for Clinton across the region.