Sentence examples for echo the answer from inspiring English sources

"It may work," Mandy purred, allowing Paxman to echo the answer with trademark incredulous relish, during a conversation in which, on several occasions, he pulled, to the delight of admirers, his most celebrated "snorting horse" look of sneering disbelief.

Tom Petty's 1999 album is "Echo". The answer is ECHO.

"That's passion," Mrs. McCain said, echoing the answer she gave on "The View" several weeks ago.

I interviewed Millie Martini, then the executive editor of Brides Magazine, when I was working on my book "The Secret Lives of Wives: Women Share What It Really Takes To Stay Married". Her response to the question, "Why get married?" echoed the answer I get when I interviewed couples who had been married 40-plus years.

Ask what ails the country and the answer will echo the rapper's ode to the 100-dollar bill, "It's all about the Benjamins".

The overwhelming response was ' the hospital' with women across the groups echoing this answer.

The answer echoed the country's official position paper on human rights and was not given much prominence in China.

Mr. Rubio said little as he stood alongside Mr. Romney during a brief, six-question news conference during a joint appearance, but Mr. Rubio often took the microphone after Mr. Romney, frequently echoing the candidate's answers.

"The problem of the economists not knowing what is going on and not able to give politicians answers echoes the '30s," Mr. Gaddis said.

Mr Cameron may have veered off script on Monday evening by echoing the words "mission accomplished" while answering journalists' questions, but he was very clear that what happens next will be up to the Afghans themselves.

, continuing human rights problems". Clinton's answer to his critics echoed the rhetoric of the Bush and Ronald Reagan administrations in addressing the question of doing business with undemocratic regimes, whether in China or South Africa or elsewhere.