Sentence examples for echo comments from inspiring English sources

Those objections seemed to echo comments by a few of the most influential allied ministers themselves.

Some are extremely hostile to the idea of extending more rights to rural workers and their rhetoric can echo comments about immigrants in the UK: complaining that schools will be overwhelmed and that migrants are changing the culture of neighbourhoods.

The figures echo comments by the Office for National Statistics last week that there were signs the fall in the pound since the referendum, which has made holidaying in the UK cheaper for overseas visitors, had attracted tourists on shopping sprees for luxury goods.

Lamb's words echo comments made by a number of sports to the BBC about the difficulties their member clubs face, particularly access to and cost of facilities, rising tax bills and "health and safety" red tape.

The remarks echo comments made last month by UK prime minister Theresa May who singled out social media firms for acute censure, saying they "simply cannot stand by while their platforms are used to facilitate child abuse, modern slavery or the spreading of terrorist or extremist content".

His statement seemed to echo comments made by Turner Broadcasting CEO Phil Kent last year.

Peter Grant of the Liverpool Echo commented, "Louis Theroux took a trip to Kansas for his documentary, The Most Hated Family in America.

This echoes comments earlier this week from rival Michael Page.

Perhaps no," he continued – echoing comments made by Tom Ford in a 2011 interview.

"Joe will be back," Hank Steinbrenner told The Associated Press Monday, echoing comments he has made for months.

His remarks echoed comments that he and American officials made last week.