Sentence examples for echoed about from inspiring English sources

"And we've only just begun to see the benefit of this," she added A Creative Fish Story That sentiment was echoed about 500 miles away in Toledo.

It is an image echoed about 70 years later in August Sander's Chaplinesque portrait of three farmers in suits and hats.

Their feelings were echoed about the same time by industry figures attending the Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica, an event that focuses on independent, or nonstudio, films.

It's nice to see all these big time names using the same services we all use, but come on guys, surely there's some real news going on out there (which I fully expect will be echoed about us in the comments of this post — beat you to it!).

Colleagues and adversaries alike describe Botsford as "bookish" and "congenial" and someone who works zealously but within the rules to defend his clients descriptions echoed about his temporary adversary, McCrum.

Their chanting is echoing about the media centre as I type, loud and raucous enough to penetrate even these stultified, air-conditioned, confines.

Echoing about 25% of Italian voters, 23-year-old Anna, an attendant who runs the Thomas the Tank Engine ride at the mall, said she had not yet made up her mind though she was certain to vote.

The same refrain is always echoed: what about the kids watching?

But, after some prodding, Guajardo echoed concerns about the damage Trump had done to Mexican-American relations.

The Federation of Small Businesses echoed worries about the obstacles to those businesses that were more likely to recruit rapidly.

But Ms. Lewis echoed concerns about Mr. Rathke's continued involvement, saying Acorn had asked him to leave its offices.