Sentence examples for echo the past from inspiring English sources

The pay packages also echo the past.

But for the artists and other tenants of 125 Cedar, one block south of ground zero, the sights and sounds of demolition and construction in and around the building do not just echo the past.

Although the battles that once raged in the mountains in the war in the 80's have been succeeded with elections, some of the language -- and warnings -- echo the past.

While the history is not well documented by the locals, the curious names of the places echo the past - there is Salaita (derived from slaughter) Hill, nestling between Mt Kilimanjaro and the Pare Mountains.

With its oversized pretension to echo the past, specifically that of civilized, scientific England in the 1850s a far cry from the Lone Star State of that time the Infomart is emblematic of the aspirations and fantasies that drive so much of modern life, or at least support its facade.

In recent years, clustering of ethnic groups and recurrence of violence and growing resistance to Kosovo authority in the northern region and Serb enclaves echo the past ethnic struggle.

The destroyer on its way toward Lebanon, the Cole, also echoes the past.

(This echoes the past in one way: at the first modern Olympics in 1896, winners got only a silver medal).

"King Cowboy Rufus" echoes the past (from time to time we hear a voice counting in German, punctuating the dialogue).

The hostel has 106 rooms for up to 354 occupants, but although the population echoes the past, the architectural principles are somewhat different.

And cabaret, by any name that echoes the past, be it a piano bar, a cafe or just a room, is now more genre than place.