Sentence examples similar to echo date from inspiring English sources

THIS EPISODE'S ECHO ENGAGEMENT Echo was sent out to be the perfect date for a very tall man with a very square chin.

And now it's releasing the most capable Echo to date.

HONG KONG — Maybe it was just a coincidence, but when the Shanghai Stock Exchange fell 64.89 points on Monday — uncannily echoing the date of the Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy students on June 4 , 1989 exactly 23 years earlier — the Chinese blogosphere went into a tizzy.

The illuminated wisps are far more intricate than those seen in any light echoes to date, says astronomer Ben Sugerman of Columbia University in New York City.

The idea that rigorous analysis of the right policies happened to echo the target date seems, at best, trivially condescending.

Studies on mosquito immune genes are in their infancy [15] [18], and findings to date echo those on Drosophila.

Once American troops were in Iraq, you might hear echoes of the date anywhere.

But the date echoes an even grimmer attack on the free press.

The censors had to redouble their efforts on Monday afternoon when the Shanghai stock exchange index closed down by 64.89 points, echoing the 6-4-89 6-4-89 6-4-89assacre.

The retailer says it will offer "double the deals" on Amazon devices, including the lowest prices to date on Echo, Fire TV and Fire tablets.

Cox proportional hazards regression analysis was based on 28-day mortality from the date of echo with survivors censored on hospital discharge.