Their clattering footsteps echo after me as I toss the rifle into my Audi and jump in behind it.
Two of those words echo with me: cliché and housewife.
And, as a Christian, I always end my speeches the same way, but I would ask that all Americans echo with me -- in whatever language you choose -- the following sentiment: God bless the United States of America.
It can echo from me to them, and from them to others," one of the moms said in the film, suggesting that one woman's positivity might have a far-reaching ripple effect.
All these years later, my dad is still experimenting with new diets, my mom's refrigerator is still stocked only with mini-packages of condiments, and I hear my grandmother's beautiful words echoing through me when I make meals for my own kids: "Good food is not fast," she told me.
"And that's what Coach Rex basically echoed to me".
During 2008, those historic words echoed for me on a regular basis.
These e-mails echoed to me that my final days of high school were rapidly approaching; soon, it would be time for graduation.
Similar words were echoed to me by Amr Badr, the managing director of Abercrombie & Kent in Egypt and the Middle East, who has seen countless individuals organize weddings, birthday parties and family reunions on their ships.
With this, Tim O'Brien's words from "The Things They Carried" echoed within me: "If you don't care for obscenity, you don't care for the truth; if you don't care for the truth, watch how you vote.
