Sentence examples for echo the glory from inspiring English sources
AOLTV Crystal Bell said the episode delivered on the setup in the previous "I Am Unicorn" outing, and said "it definitely seems to echo the glory days" of the first season.
It echoes the glory days of early rock 'n' roll and an America that — after World War II and before Vietnam — was prosperous, confident and outwardly unified.
(One made with salted caramel inspired a recent diner to wonder who in the world doesn't love a great shake. Echoing the glory days of the roadside café, he answered his own question: "Communists").
9) Spotlight A dour, downbeat paean to old media and the reporter as footslogging door-knocker, Spotlight echoes the glories of Watergate-era dramas as it details the Boston Globe's unmasking of child sex abuse by Catholic priests in the Massachusetts capital.
"My mother was a Christian evangelist," Marco G. explained, and she chose the name to echo the phrase "glory to God".
Democratic strategists echo the point.
echo The battle is waging.
Cavendish's courage returns Tour to rightful place in hearts Something truly remarkable was achieved by the 2011 Tour de France, which on Sunday night was celebrated in Paris with more than a faint echo of the glory which used to accompany such a man as Eddy Merckx, the Cannibal, dining with whom used to be considered one of the greatest honours available to the King of the Belgians.
Darlington's Northern Echo basked in the glory of Harry Evans's editorship.
Her remark echoed the benediction of Rabbi Alvin Kass, a Police Department chaplain, who prayed for the lost officers: "May they find eternal rest beneath the wings of thy glory".
Retailers echoed the assessment.
