Sentence examples for echo the bygone from inspiring English sources

What you get now is a sunken bowl lined with series of descending terraces, with fragments of curved and angled lines that echo the bygone works of Sanaa, Gehry, Hadid, Libeskind, Eliasson and others.

Democratic strategists echo the point.

Subsequent commercials echo the first.

echo The battle is waging.

But, echoing the criticism of the bygone days of O. J. Simpson, Monica Lewinsky and Gary A. Condit, Mr. Gansler argued that the sheer volume of coverage, particularly on cable news outlets, made the investigation, with all its false leads and misdirected moments, into an unnecessarily painful national psychodrama.

What is more remarkable is that in 2009, public figures like Limbaugh, Gingrich, Buchanan, Tancredo, Barnes and Rove articulate their attacks on Judge Sotomayor by loudly echoing the cranky elitists from a bygone era, who apparently can't stand that one half of America might be just as well qualified to runs things as are they.

From there, Forty-fourth Street was a hop and a skip through twin arcades, lofty, echoing portals to the bygone world of the barber chair and the replacement bootlace.

Retailers echoed the assessment.

Travis Porter echoed the sentiment.

Mr. Murray echoed the observation.

Disability advocates echoed the point.