Sentence examples for echo to him from inspiring English sources

The aftermath of the earthquake was like a distant monotonous echo to him.

While he was experimenting with radio signals, Hals noticed that some of the signals would echo back to him several seconds after the initial transmission had ended.

To help quit smoking, Brian Donohue, CEO of the popular Instapaper app, taught his Echo to tell him how many days it had been since his last cigarette and how much money he'd saved by quitting.

It was as if he was living in a parallel universe, shut in a room where his own arguments bounced off the walls and echoed back to him.

We may often be tempted to echo him, but to wish A la recherche du temps perdu shorter than it is, as Crace does, seems to be missing a large point.

When Wilde returned to London just before Christmas the Paris Echo referred to him as "le great event" of the season.

Mr Schröder tried briefly to echo him with cosy talk of a "new middle".

He said microphone had been thrust into his hand and he had simply begun to echo chants around him.

He meditated so deeply on the psychology of light – our love affair with the sun – that any artist fascinated by light is bound to echo him.

Far from sugar-coating the legend (whose rascally streetwise schtick the likes of Ritchie ache to echo), Serkis plays him as an aggressive agent provocateur, occasionally inspired, often obnoxious, but always reliably awesome.

The Republican nominee, who held a press conference in Scotland where he hailed the British vote to leave the European Union and "exercise the sacred right of all free peoples", has repeatedly taken credit for predicting the result in the month since and Republicans seem ready to echo him, with none expressing their disappointment with the result.