Sentence examples for echo was that from inspiring English sources

"Rooms in this building are littered in things we didn't let see the light of day because they're just not right," says Limp. "Echo was that way for a couple years before we launched it.

As Ryan McGee and I discussed in a new Talking TV podcast devoted to the season finale of "The Americans," one of the things that was so pleasing about "Echo" was that the pieces of it were all out there in the open.

The interesting thing about this visual echo is that the Tory campaign poster failed to damage Blair, back in the day.

One of the most amazing things about the Tesla and Echo is that they are reversing the long-established principle that physical things degrade with time.

The festivities are titled "An International Celebration of Puppet Theatre," and in both global scope and quality the strongest echo is that of last summer's Olympic Arts Festival--albeit in miniature.

One of the most powerful features of SMX Echo is that it will sort through millions of online conversations in English, Spanish and Portuguese -- a necessary tool for any multicultural marketer.

The Republican argument, which Mr. Romney echoes, is that the alternative is an irresponsible bleeding of the nation's already debt-laden balance sheet.

But the problem with such poetry of everyday speech and familiar echoes is that they never ascend to true, lyric eloquence of authenticity because such poems simplify in a way that exceptional poetry resists.

The authors noted above, and many others, have found that one of the most persistent regions of echo occurrence is that near 70 75 km.

The Upanishads teach (and the Beach Boys echo), "I am That, Thou art That, All This is That.

That echo was more coincidence than by design.