Sentence examples for echo a local from inspiring English sources

The Dorset Echo, a local newspaper, entreated its readers in a large headline to "Come Down and Join the Party".

It was organized in collaboration with ECHO – a local UNICEF partner that helps provide anti-retroviral therapy for some 10,000 South African children – and with the THINK WISE global partnership between the International Cricket Council (ICC), UNAIDS, UNICEF and the Global Media AIDS Initiative.

As a UNICEF supported initiative, this visit was organized through the THINK WISE partnership and in collaboration with ECHO, a local partner for UNICEF which serves more than 11,000 South African children and their families and helps to provide approximately 10,000 children with anti-retroviral therapy.

"It would be like the Museum of Natural History, except for sports," he said, echoing a local sportscaster's assessment.

Our findings are also congruent with a recent meta-analysis study [ 17] echoing a similar increase in local control and OS for completely resected stage IIIA(N2) NSCLC.

He echoed a sentiment that many locals have been pleading with the rest of the world to understand since last year: White supremacists and neo-Nazis didn't just pass through Charlottesville; they've always been there.

Furthermore, it was hard not to notice that while echo the local start-up of the late 1990s was a refuge and service provider for many independent, non-star-trajectory artists, the echo of recent years (especially post Ticketmaster) focused on big-time clients like Rascal Flatts, Kanye West and Alicia Keys.

(FG 3) These quotes echo much local literature that has spoken about the way in which dominant forms of masculinity privilege male sexuality and constrain safer sexual practices (see, for example, Bhana and Anderson 2013).

Switzerland remains wealthy and orderly, but its mountain-walled valleys are far more likely to echo the music of a local rock band than a yodel or an alphorn.

The Brazilian was fortunate – Crystal Palace's Dwight Gayle, sent off by the same referee for a pair of similar fouls against West Ham two weeks ago, may echo the locals' frustration – and even Klopp acknowledged "you need a bit of luck if you want to win at Chelsea".

It's a "flight to safety," said Chris Rohrs, president of the Television Bureau of Advertising in New York, the trade association for local TV stations, echoing an observation made by many executives and analysts.