Sentence examples for echo of a from inspiring English sources

Echo of a Trolley Era Q.

She would mutter an echo of a hello.

There's an echo of a Christian ethic going on there.

It's like an echo of a tree everywhere.

It was an echo of a much mocked question he asked black voters recently.

Naipaul says so, conceding "an echo" of a journey he made to Kinshasa in 1975.

He was speaking of anthrax, but it seemed an echo of a broader lesson.

When the parachute deploys it sounds like the echo of a shotgun.

It was an echo of a long-forgotten and largely irrelevant culture war.

Northern Monk's brew is an echo of a wider trend for sustainable brewing in the US.

And they will be an echo of a tragedy, for many years to come.