Sentence examples for can echoed from inspiring English sources
Obama's words "yes we can," echoed toward a future that we are daring to imagine that we can co-create.
As the Chicago Tribune reported, "Urgent chants of 'Si, se puede,' or 'Yes, you can,' echoed off the walls of downtown skyscrapers" as the largely Latino crowd formed one of the largest demonstrations for immigrant rights in United States history.
Liam McNamara can echo that sentiment.
But events in one can echo in the other.
No country outside North America or Western Europe can echo the claim.
Sound isn't the only thing that can echo; light can too.
Their uptempo songs look to Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Rolling Stones; their ballads can echo the Band.
If technology can echo that ability, it could be a very useful tool".
The emotional trauma of the experience, the parental equivalent of coming through the wars, can echo for years.
It's eerie and perhaps not coincidental how much the Casanova — stalking, devouring and discarding his "prey" — can echo the serial killer.
In fact, her chiding, sermonic tone can echo Poisonwood's killjoy Baptist preacher, railing at the natives to put their shirts on.
