Sentence examples for choice echo from inspiring English sources

He wrote code for his website, Auction Web, at age 28 and renamed it eBay after his first choice, Echo Bay, was already taken.

These same choices echo in our world today, which is still trying to find the best path to walk without direct guidance from Gd.

Clinton, who is on a tour to promote her memoir, Hard Choices, echoed Obama when she said that the special relationship between Britain and the US was "worth everything to me and to our country.

While advocates said that they were satisfied with the outcome of the vote, they voiced concern that parents may not always get the information they need to make intelligent choices, echoing the concerns of at least two board members.

Simons mention of "consumer choice" echoes the Department of Justice's complaint that the merger between AT&T and Time Warner would slow "greater choice for consumers". While the details remain to be seen, "consumer choice" has been recognized as distinct from "consumer welfare," and may signal a return to the types of social concerns expressed in Brown Shoe.

The choice to echo a promise made by Trump — "We're going to win so much.

In point of fact, Zakaria had no quarrel with that point of view (and in point of fact, neither do I — as someone born elsewhere and living in the U.S. by choice I echo Zakaria 100%).

In their own ways, the Garvey children, Tom and Jill, make choices that echo those of their parents.

But her choices also echo a broader cultural mood swing: pregnancy is an increasingly fertile field for romantic comedy.

Maddux's choice still echoes, even 18 years later.

The color choice also echoed England's suffrage movement, which used purple, white and green as its official colors.