Sentence examples for echo the lines from inspiring English sources

Clothed in regal purple and sensuously curved, they echo the lines of the light shades above.

This seems to echo the lines in "Private Equity:" …To measure Everything out until the one who takes over Becomes taken.

These forms, which reach a height of 15 feet, were originally inspired by swells of waves in midocean, though at Storm King they seem tailor-made to echo the lines of the surrounding Hudson Highlands hills.

For critic Michael Gray, the lines "Somebody got lucky but it was an accident" echo the lines "Some joker got lucky, stole her back again" from Robert Johnson's "Come On in My Kitchen", which is itself an echo of the Skip James 1931 recording "Devil Got My Woman".

Grassley is one of 24 GOP senators serving the sixth and final year of their term, and most of them echo the line about "letting the people decide" who should pick the next Supreme Court justice.

Accompanied by robotic-like sounds, the opening lines of the song are call and response; Beyoncé chants, "All the single ladies", and background singers echo the line each time.

The metalwork often echoes the lines of the paintings, subtly instructing the viewer on how to approach a work.

Maxima furniture filled the living room (a) and the dining room (b), which was adorned with wildly colored supergraphics that echoed the lines of the chairs.

I knew that somewhere just below, and echoing the lines of the ruin, was Can Feliz, one of two houses that Utzon had designed here.

It contains words alluding to and echoing the lines on the original frame.

In doing so, it offered a defense that echoed the lines used by his longer-serving colleagues.