Sentence examples for echo to a from inspiring English sources
The Sea Life Viewing Tower has been compared in the letters column of the Echo to a gigantic prison watchtower, and to a water tower of the sort that one sees in France.
The violent color contrast in red and blue sends back an echo to a letter written by the Russian-born artist: "One never paints what one sees or thinks one sees; rather one records the shock one has received".
What a damn shame!" I pray that you will remember the way your words will echo to a child who was indeed listening.
Some pedals even allow you to adjust the echo to a higher volume than the original playing.
That rise has coincided with a decline in church attendance in overwhelmingly Catholic Spain, giving new echo to an old rivalry between the two religions.
Is Dubai going to struggle in years to come, its vast towers echoing to a few faltering footsteps?
From the 15th to 17th centuries, its counting houses, guildhall and wharves echoed to a babble of Germanic languages.
When the Libyan team lifted the cup, every town echoed to a symphony of fireworks, celebratory gunfire and patriotic chants.
What happened in America was echoed, to a greater or lesser degree, in most other industrial countries.
When members of the Libyan team lifted the cup, towns echoed to a symphony of fireworks, celebratory gunfire and patriotic chants.
It's like a very quotidian West Country version of the Blair Witch Project: the wind echoes to a sweeping shot of abandoned tents.
