Sentence examples for echo something from inspiring English sources

I hope, someday, for all of my children to echo something else I remember saying when I was young: "I'd do it, but my folks would kill me".

Why? Which of these stories echo something happening locally that you might use as a model for reporting for your own community or school paper?

They echo something we're already familiar with in our world, things that are deliberately manufactured to fit our bodies, such as furniture and medical equipment.

It also seemed to echo something of the turbulent history of the region, and the fatalism it has engendered in succeeding generations.

Not only does the title echo Something Kinda Ooooh but it also has the same slightly demented feel to it, all distorted backing vocals, strange rap sections and a brilliantly effortless chorus that soars out of an amazing bridge bit ("We girls gonna run this show"), while the song's odd structure (verses be damned!) recalls Sexy!

The resulting images echo something like if the meditative airs of Rothko and Richter rolled across the uncanny valley. .

The scene deliberately echoes a Western showdown, but that cinematic staple in turn echoes something older: the European duel.

It echoed something that Simpson said locating the trend to the north-east of England.

He also echoed something he has said before: that he and his family like living in the city.

Blair was just echoing something that John Major had said on behalf of the British government in 1992.

Essentially, that echoed something that a senator running for president said during the campaign about just treatment even for those who would harm us.