Sentence examples for echo that you from inspiring English sources
A limbo song, she suggested slyly at Tuesday's opening night show, is one that evokes the feeling of dislocation between a voice and its echo that you experience during a performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Yankee Stadium.
The average deposit in London is £96,000 currently, so I for one would like to echo that advice: if you are buying and consuming £96,000 worth of sandwiches, then yes: you need to stop that.
I want you to echo that out into the world to other women.
Other studies echo that conclusion.
Investors echo that theme.
Others experts echo that cautious enthusiasm.
Ms. Lubber of Ceres, when asked if it was possible to quantify a risk that might arise from federal legislation that remains unapproved, echoed that point: "You don't have to put an exact number on it.
Mr. Tarrant echoes that call, writing, "Whilst you wait for a signal, your people wait for you". Both described themselves as fascists and used metaphors of war to justify the murders.
"And the more you're out there about it, the more you can say, we warned you". Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa echoed that thought when asked if he thought residents will be less upset about the disruption because of the extensive outreach campaign.
Other Justices echoed that concern.
