Sentence examples for echo of the fire from inspiring English sources

Baxter rightly hears in Hutton's theory a sort of philosophical echo of the "fire engines" being developed by Watt, first in Glasgow and then in Birmingham.

The vote's damp squib was an echo of the friendly fire that Boehner has already faced, as well as a symptom of the circular firing squad within the unruly GOP caucus with which Boehner has struggled since he was first elected speaker in 2010.

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The brother not only looks like the senator but sounds like him as he offers a rapid-fire echo of the impishly aggressive speechifying that Senator McCain has made his stump motif.

Beautifully textured, it feels like a continuation of the confessionalism of Bon Iver, with an echo of early Arcade Fire's oddball uplift.

Again, an echo of the misbegotten Iraq.

But the tunes are strong and hymnal, with echoes of Arcade Fire and Califone, and the album's one would-be hit, "Got Love?

The brief calm of an early morning of sunshine and breeze was soon shattered by booming echoes of missile fire from Muammar Gaddafi's forces.

The mass exodus has rendered Kobani a ghost town, the occasional puff of smoke from artillery fire and the periodic echo of gunfire the only indications of life.

And now and then, echoes of machine-gun fire can be heard drifting from the woods surrounding the Army base.

Many of the most popular nursery rhymes have dark undertones: echoes of war, death, fire and famine abound.