Sentence examples for echo because they from inspiring English sources

His shyness meant he would only give interviews to The Sunderland Echo because they would talk to him in French.

The National Center for Educational Statistics in the federal Department of Education said the increased number is mostly due to the baby boomlet, or baby boom echo, because they are the children of baby boomers.

When government does subpoena someone's Echo diary because they have an unhealthy interest in, say, revolution, will the public outcry regarding NSA surveillance connect the dots to ever greater opportunities for such surveillance, thanks to convenience technologies?

During my time with the Model One Digital, I had it set up next to my Echo because the Echo is already in the best spot of the room and I wanted to give the Model One Digital the best chance possible.

They purchased an Echo because of the neat tricks they say on TV or the recommendation of a friend.

The groom's parents note that the couple's romance also echoes their own, because they, too, had met at Cornell.

They sometimes joke that they stumbled on their unusual, echoing drum sound because they didn't know how to mic the snare up close.

But whether or not these items were well prepared, they offered strong echoes of home, because they were served within a temple that functions as a community center.

Clement Greenberg observed acutely, "The visionary overtones of his art move us all the more because they echo facts.

"We are attracted to horses, in particular, because they echo our own tentative whispers but do so in a bold, ringing call; they speak with certainty of exactly those things we are most unsure of in ourselves.

If such groups are gaining more of a foothold throughout advanced democracies, it may be because they echo mainstream political discourse, which for a generation has shrunk the political horizon to issues of border paranoia, terror, and security.