Sentence examples for echo bringing from inspiring English sources
Compare that with the Conservative priorities as summed up by councillor Duncan Smith to the Gloucester Echo: "Bringing back regular street cleaning in the residential areas, improving verge cutting, more tree planting and investing in key town gateways".
The company has shaved about four inches off the original Echo, bringing it down to just a hair under six inches, with a footprint roughly the size of a pint glass (albeit without the tapered sides).
In 2016 we saw the emergence of Apple Home on iPhone home screens, the launch of Google Home, and a line expansion of Amazon Echo, bringing together disparate smart home devices into cohesive ecosystems.
That second echo brought salvation for Britain, and ultimately great benefit to the entire world.
What the echo brings home is the degree to which people saw — literally saw, and are continuing to see, as it airs in unforgiving repeats — that day as a movie.
It was a sort an Operation Shock and Awe of Echos, bringing the total line up to six devices — seven, if you count the Tap (which Amazon kind of, sort of does).
Echo was brought back into the Dollhouse, and re-wiped.
The recorded version of the song relies on massed chords and extensive echo, which brings out the sense of defiance more clearly.
Krause offers endless odes to sonic nuances: the timbres of waves crashing on the world's beaches, the echo effects brought on by dew, the acoustics of night and day, the dry, hot rattles of deserts, the way baboons bounce their voices off granite outcroppings, to send them deep into the forest.
"Echo Show brings you everything you love about Alexa, and now she can show you things.
Rather than think of Echo as simply bringing convenience in the Uber sense of the word for people who don't like visiting the doctor or local pharmacy — which it does — the app also has the potential to remove stress and anxiety related to the possibility of running out of or forgetting to take your medication.
