Sentence examples for echo face from inspiring English sources

But those encountering competition for the first time — again, think Amazon's Echo — face a double whammy.

The plagiarism row echoes that faced by American rapper and music producer Jay Z, whose Arab fans were recently outraged with the singer for "stealing" flute samples from the late Egyptian singer Abdel Halim Hafez's 1957 song "Khosara" (What a Shame), written by Egyptian composer Baligh Hamdy, and using them in his 1999 hit single "Big Pimpin'".

Most of the criticisms referred to the analogy with other types of capital, echoing criticisms faced by Irving Fisher's ([1904]) pioneering work ([1896]).

This echoes problems faced by Tencent's WeChat, one of Line's main rivals, and shows that messaging apps need to find more sources of revenue beyond games.

The comic messes these toys get into echo problems children face in real life: Who am I? What am I good at?

Commercially available intracardiac echo (ICE) catheters face a trade-off between viewing depth and resolution.

If the Amazon Echo is the face of home automation, a smart home hub is the brains.

His face echoes his grandfather's fine-boned wolfishness.

Flaming orange subtitles appear over Mr. Franks's face, echoing the script.

But it's a brilliantly engineered performance, from the way his thin face echoes the churn of Richard's emotions – fear, bewilderment, righteous but suppressed anger – to how he lets his voice trail away when he realises no one is listening to him.

The pictures on these pages show the range of celebrity as it stood at the time; they also give an idea of what people looked like then -- every style represented by the younger subjects was broadly echoed, and every face had its double in the crowd.