Sentence examples for echo has become from inspiring English sources

The Echo has become obsessed with its local contestant on the TV talent show, Rebecca Ferguson.

This is perhaps why Echo has become such a hit – not because it can turn lights on and off, but because it aims to raise the IQ of your living quarters as a whole using your words in context and within less than a second.

In the 135 years of its existence, the Echo has become part of the culture of the North East of England and a replica branch office of the Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette was built at the open air Beamish Museum in County Durham in 1991.

ECHO has become increasingly available in Africa and reliably allows the measurements to describe functional and morphological features of PH and to indirectly measure the pressures in the pulmonary artery; hence, to diagnose PH.

Amazon Echos have become part of the inventory in some locations and Amazon lockers have shown up to facilitate Amazon.com pick-ups and returns, for example.

That's an interesting idea, given how popular the Echo speaker has become and how it's finding a way into the lives of more mainstream users.

"This was an unprecedented action," Podesta told CNN, echoing what has become the Clinton campaign's official defense.

Instead, he said, it operated inside Afghanistan and along the porous border, echoing what has become a familiar refrain among top Pakistani officials.

"Three more days," she said, echoing what has become a refrain on the campaign trail, as voters chant how many more days are left until, they hope, Mr. Romney becomes the president-elect.

"Three more days," she said, echoing what has become a refrain on the campaign trail, as voters chant the number of days until, they hope, Mr. Romney becomes the president-elect.

"We need to return to profitability, and we need to do so immediately," says Mark Bergsrud, the senior vice president for marketing at Continental Airlines, echoing what has become an industry mantra.