The phrase "echo to" is not frequently used in written English.
It is more likely to be found as part of a conversation. For example, "I heard what you said, it echoes to me."
Saying "turn on the TV" or "turn on the AC" could trigger the Echo to broadcast the IR codes from the Echo to the TV or wall-mounted AV unit.
I prefer the echo to the reality".
He becomes the first Echo to feel pain – and love.
Sudden amplifications give a strange echo to the dialogue.
"Femme Assise," from 1953, sends back a weak echo to the artist's Cubist phase.
The pastel sends back an echo to the French Symbolist landscapes of the 1890s.
The song restarted, with weird dimensions and ratios of noise to virtuosity, echo to dryness.
These Gothic chapels now echo to Polish mass and Nigerian choirs.
You can also ask Echo to play music from a particular genre.
He is the echo to every person's existing prejudices; no wonder he is so successful.
The tape's tinny echo to the basso Nixon remains chilling and time-defying.
