Sentence examples for echo over from inspiring English sources

Unspoken words echo over time.

Unexpected sounds echo over Piraeus port in Athens: a saxophone, a violin, an accordion.

Her words echo over loudspeakers mounted on trucks as the Buffalo Soldiers advance toward the Serchio River: "Welcome, Ninety-second Division, Buffalo Soldiers.

Those magical titles of his vibrate and echo over an infinite distance: Kubla Khan, The Ancient Mariner, Christabel, Frost at Midnight … Or for that matter the notorious Person on Business from Porlock.

Marius von Mayenburg's version begins with "To be or not to be", which becomes an echo over the 165 minutes played without an interval, as Ostermeier offers an Elsinore on the slide.

Sonically, at least, a large chunk of the album takes as its starting point the latter's Unfinished Sympathy – you hear its echo over and over again on Mountains, Daddy and Suitcase.

Television footage shows the rising sea approaching, with her haunting voice echoing over the waves.

"It was a question echoed over and over again, not only verbally but in people's thoughts," said Franklin Moore, a former Princeton administrator.

But the sentiment is echoed over and over again: To the cool kids, Facebook just isn't that cool anymore.

"They have updated and seamlessly implemented George Orwell's prophecy," Assange had written in a New York Times column — words that echoed over and over in Schmidt's mind.

The same sentiment was echoed over and over in interviews with younger female voters here and in Iowa.