Sentence examples for call echo from inspiring English sources
A headset with a microphone for both parties can help eliminate a lot of call echo.
Her rallying call echoes director Robert Icke's attitude to Aeschylus.
The man's call echoed as he left the hutong: "Looonnnng haaaaiiiir!
In the twilight, a bird's call echoed across the valley.
A report from the Center for Health, Environment and Justice calls for PVC curtains to be banned, a call echoed by Greenpeace.
It's a call echoed by Wilkie, who also wants a temporary suspension of referrals to debt collection agencies.
Another pro-Israel lobby called for Kerry to resign, a call echoed by Republican senator Ted Cruz of Texas in a speech on the Senate floor.
The presidents of the five Big East universities indicated their support for Warner's proposal during a conference call, echoing the sentiment that mediation was preferable to litigation.
More than 7,000 people joined a spontaneous march in Mexico City to demand the prisoners' release, a call echoed by many intellectuals and opposition leaders.
Yet the call echoed what G8 nations already discussed last year and, if anything, it highlights just how long it may take to put concrete targets in place.
Mr. Putin's call echoed the strong sentiments still coming from European capitals that the Bush administration refrain from acting unilaterally in Iraq.
