Sentence examples for echo the thought from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wolf sings, "You put me in the magic position/To live, to learn, to love in the major key," and the strings echo the thought by playing a major scale.
In an age when sport increasingly resorts to technological gizmos designed to ensure greater fairness, others may echo the thought of the Guardian's cricket correspondent, Mike Selvey, at Melbourne: "The toss, too, appears to be playing more of a part than it perhaps ought".
The comments of Mr Dale echo the thoughts of the Bank's Governor, Mark Carney, who said in New York earlier this week that the British housing market has a tendency to shift rapidly "from stall speed to warp speed".
"You don't necessarily have to care – unless you let them out". Michael Bonhom, a 36-year-old murderer from Anacostia, echoes the thought.
"There is a Hitler, a Stalin in every breast," Schlesinger wrote in "The Vital Center" (1949), and many writers echoed the thought.
"Who is responsible for oversight of these programs?" Ms. Hudson echoed the thought, saying parents should investigate any program in which they are about to enroll a child.
Ms. Hathaway echoed the thought: "I know I wouldn't be nominated if he hadn't directed me," and said: "I saw Tom give everything he had to the making of the film.
