Sentence examples for echo conversations from inspiring English sources

They echo conversations in Iraq, where Red Cross officials, whose representatives have worked in the nation's hospitals for more than a decade, have acted as go-betweens for Iraqi medical professionals and coalition authorities.

The term echoes conversations that we've also had with a handful of AltSchool families in recent months.

In a move that echoed conversations between many doctoral advisors and their graduate students, Butz urged participants to define more clearly the problems.

The echoed conversations of the ghosts who erected this howl through the ages.

The staff fills in gaps in the echoing conversation, stopping by frequently to ask, "Has everything been prepared to your liking?" The atmosphere of prom-night anxiety lets up at lunch, when patrons are more likely to ignore the dress code.

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In many ways, Los Angeles Southwest's struggles — and Pensacola's success — echo the conversations that took place decades ago at elite four-year colleges and major public universities.

This echoed previous conversations I'd had.

His alarm about Afghanistan and Pakistan was echoed in conversations at the conference.

That same general idea has echoed through conversations I've had with many male collectors over the years.

DALLAS — There is a hushed worry on the minds of many supporters of Senator Barack Obama, echoing in conversations from state to state, rally to rally: Will he be safe?