Sentence examples for echo words from inspiring English sources
"echo words" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
This phrase is typically used to describe something that is repeated frequently, such as a slogan or motto. For example, "The teacher reminded the students of the school motto: 'Dream, Believe, Achieve' - these were the echo words that were heard throughout the school halls."
Leo would echo words but could not ask for a glass of juice.
Children with autism typically have larger-than-average brains, a tendency to echo words or be silent, hypersensitivity to noise, social aloofness and no vision problems.
"It's a mean-spirited show," he said, echoing words Ms. Ross has used to describe "Today".
The echoing words of his mother haunt me: "Look what you've done to my son, my family.
"I am truly obsessed with stories," Ms. de Castellane said, echoing words uttered by seemingly every addict who ever picked up a pen.
On the contrary, it displays the old-fashioned virtues of midlife poetics, which can address "only this tangling blackness /and my echoing words".
No matter what his medium, he continually asks the material what it would like to be, echoing words from the architect Louis Kahn's memorable 1971 lecture.
In fact, the report also said that reporters and pundits more commonly echoed words used by opponents of the Democratic proposals than terms used by supporters.
"He's got a good curveball, a good changeup," Collins said before Saturday's game, echoing words that he uttered Friday.
The term being used by Mr. Montague and the Spike executives to describe this approach is "utilitainment," echoing words coined to describe TV genres like infotainment and edutainment.
Winterreise starts almost where Die Schöne Müllerin leaves off - the title of the first song is Gute Nacht, echoing words of the earlier cycle's last verse.
