Sentence examples for echo it would from inspiring English sources

Tymlee - What a resounding, cavernous echo it would make.

Nevertheless, I would still reject Mellon's advice and those who echo it, because the consequences would be unthinkable.

We certainly would echo it.

If this were something that Republicans viewed as a legitimate claim, they would be echoing it far and wide.

This is the real starting point for Ron Chernow's book, "The Warburgs". Longer and more complex than most Victorian novels -- or "Budden brooks," which it sometimes echoes -- it tells a story that would defy a novelist's imagination.

If you go by the Anglo-American press (and the Kremlin-sponsored echo chamber), it would seem like Marine Le Pen and her National Front will crown a triptych of spectacular populist victories that began with Brexit and continued with Trump.

Since the paper does not support this exaggerated statement of a powerful politician, yet academic media pundits (such as yourself) and the papers authors do not correct the politician but rather merely echo his exaggeration, it would seem to this member of the public that by "clarity" you mean "the kind of political exaggeration I like".

With the sweeping arc of its roof, it would echo the new Terminal 1 and International Air Terminal at the other end of the line.

Kenny insisted that "moving was just more Brooklyn", a sentiment which Keith echoed, thinking that "it would be funny if we were movers because we've never moved a thing in our lives and we're so fucking weak and we hate physical labor".

A couple of MEPs plainly rejected the deal, echoing fears that it would weaken democracy and only benefit multinational companies.

It turns out that in another important respect, the Freedom Tower would echo the twin towers: it would have a sky lobby.