Sentence examples for echo the stories from inspiring English sources
Importantly, the key findings emerging from the present study echo the stories of children affected by MDR-TB worldwide.
Their stories echo the stories of millions of other children who struggle, against all odds, for a better future.
In 2006, it looked to R.I.M. as if the story of the smartphone market would echo the story of the telegraph.
To Ms. Parakh, the story of "Slumdog" echoed the stories of hundreds of Indian children she had met.
Echoing the stories of the other White House Boys, Mr. Straley said he was taken to the house and was told to lie stomach down on a blood-specked mattress and hold tight to the head rail.
Thirty years on from the introduction of Section 28 – which banned the "promotion of homosexuality" – this coverage echoes the stories written about lesbian, gay and bi people that surrounded the introduction of that pernicious piece of legislation.
Nature echoed the story's grandeur and hysteria, even if Catán did not.
(The idea echoes the story Taylor told in 1989, about Shakespeare himself being reinvented as the monarch of drama).
She feels betrayed, and her humiliation becomes an articulate, almost visionary energy, which she projects into the mute Elisabeth, conjuring her voice and speaking her story, which echoes the story of Karin and Ingmar: The child was sick.
(The process ended up echoing the story line of Waka Flocka Flame's video, in which the rapper gets an audience with Triple O.G. T. Rodgers, an early member of the Bloods turned gang interventionist).
She feels betrayed, and her humiliation becomes an articulate, almost visionary energy, which she projects into the mute Elisabeth, conjuring her voice and speaking her story, which echoes the story of Karin and Ingmar: **{:.break one} ** The child was sick.
