Sentence examples for echo division from inspiring English sources
In 1915, an echo division with eight ranks of pipes was added.
The Echo division began to be enclosed in the early 18th century, and in 1712 Abraham Jordan claimed his "swelling organ" at St Magnus-the-Martyr Magnus-the-Martyr Magnus-the-Martyr
Echoing divisions in Washington between the politicians and the military, top British commanders argue that sending more troops now will help the counter-insurgency operation by providing more enduring security for Afghans.
Developed and developing countries have clashed here in Berlin, echoing divisions found in the UN negotiations.
"It echoed the division between body and spirit that some believe occurs at the time of death.
Some centrist Tory MPs now fear that the party's activists, who have the final say on who will be their next leader and the country's next prime minister, will prefer the pro-Brexit Leadsom to May, echoing the division in Labour between moderate MPs and the grassroots members who have backed Jeremy Corbyn.
US media group Tribune plans to spilt its newspaper and broadcasting operations in a move that echoes the division of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. Newspapers such as the Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times will be placed into the Tribune Publishing Company.
Echoing similar divisions in Augustine (De civitate Dei Bk.
It echoed deep divisions between the ruling elite, linked to the Democrats, and the rural and working class voters that have largely supported Mr Thaksin.
In this latest echo of the division between the deserving and undeserving poor - albeit this time with an added means test - the argument is that the privilege should be lost by those who breach the social contract.
