Sentence examples for echo its from inspiring English sources

At this rate, it's not exactly set to echo its performance in the USA, where it has so far grossed $134m£92.3m3m).

As if to echo its subject, What Time Is It There? is filmed in long scenes full of nothing.

"I explore the small details from nature, not in order to resemble it, realism isn't the goal, but to echo its cumulative processes.

Pig and Prince Restaurant and Gastrolounge 1 Lackawanna Plaza Montclair (973) 233-1006 pigandprince.com WORTH IT THE SPACE The former Lackawanna train station, restored to echo its early-20th-century glory.

Yet even as it attacks the Republicans, the Democratic platform manages to echo its rivals' words.

At times Domoslawski's style, possibly due to its translation from Polish, seems almost self consciously to echo its subject's writing.

These stories show that it isn't - it just echoes its users, both good and bad.

They echo and re-echo each other, and one sequence in each poem, as it were, echoes its companion sequence in the next poem.

The wallpaper in the dining room, as pristine as the day it was installed, proved so alluring that she echoed its palette throughout the first floor.

Other venture capitalists are echoing its message.

More surprisingly, respectable intellectuals, journalists and academics echoed its generalisations.