Sentence examples for echo the complaints from inspiring English sources
The assertion by Mittie A. Smith, who has since retired, echo the complaints of Command Sgt. Maj.
The findings echo the complaints of advocates for low-income homeowners who have said that servicing firms do not have the resources to handle current mortgage problems, let alone the wave of resets that lie ahead.
Mr Gibb's comments, in a speech at Durham University, echo the complaints of the former Education Secretary Michael Gove who accused schools of spending too much time teaching children a "disconnected set of topics" with little understanding of how they fit together.
The increased reliance on the Guard and Reserves has brought some political fallout, especially on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers echo the complaints of reservists about the strains the deployments have created and question the Army's intent to rely more heavily on them.
Which, ironically, seems to echo the complaints of several of the show's female characters, most notably the petulant, but always productive, Peggy, who most clearly chafes against the "boys' club" atmosphere at Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce.
"I would expect the council to adopt some sort of requirement supporting the chief's position". Workers in the city's five gun shops echo the complaints of Pasadena ammunition vendors: that the ordinance would do nothing to solve crimes.
But Mr. Quinones, echoing the complaints of other Bronx residents and baseball fans, said the team had done little for people like him.
The pushback against S.& P. echoes the complaints of other governments that have had their debt downgraded and responded with cries of unfairness.
In her autobiography, Off Balance, Moceanu echoed the complaints of the Romanian gymnasts, and accused him and his wife Martha of physical assaults and of starving their charges.
A former intern, who echoed the complaints about the campaign's high-pressure focus on numbers, said that its rate of contact with voters was at times unusually low.
