Sentence examples for echo and other from inspiring English sources

Last year's festival, the fourth, was the biggest yet, with buzzworthy bands playing to audiences of nearly 2,000 over two days at the Echo and other stages.

It also took a cue from Monteverdi's use of echo and other spatial effects, at times deploying performers in different parts of the church.

Larry Will directs lawmakers to a model regulation he's drawn up that also requires homeowners and contractors to buy the cleaner, quieter blowers made after 2005 which Echo and other manufacturers are naturally willing to provide.

Larry Will directs lawmakers to a model regulation he's drawn up that also requires homeowners and contractors to buy the cleaner, quieter blowers made after 2005 — which Echo and other manufacturers are naturally willing to provide.

Instead, there's a different kind of magic, as he lets Jackson's vocals — drenched in echo and other effects, but still filled with the same strange baby-doll ferocity — loose on sexy, brassy covers of Bob Dylan's "Thunder on the Mountain," Dinah Washington's "Teach Me Tonight," and more.

Once enabled on devices, consumers can stream their music across Echo and other AVS devices at the same time.

"Most people dream of building a business of Groupon's scale, and the fact is that the experience we had building Groupon, InnerWorkings, Echo and others only helps us help founders operate their businesses.

The lower pricing is due to the fact that the TuneIn Live subscription for Alexa only works on Alexa-enabled devices, like Echo, Echo Spot, Echo Dot, and others.

The telephone transmission channel suffers from delay distortion, noise, crosstalk, impedance mismatches, near-end and far-end echoes, and other imperfections.

This manual procedure also permitted removal of additional artifacts (such as ground clutter, bird or airplane echoes, and other contaminations from unknown origins) as far as possible.

Amazon Echos and other smart devices are widely considered to be secure, even if they're prone to overhearing things they shouldn't.