Sentence examples for echoed comments from inspiring English sources

The opposition leader echoed comments by senior shadow minister Anthony Albanese labelling Mr Turnbull's actions "pathetic".

His remarks echoed comments that he and American officials made last week.

The remark echoed comments by Netanyahu at a news conference with President Trump on Monday.

Mr. McCain's warning of a stalemate in Libya echoed comments on Friday by the top American military officer.

The claim that Putin "gets the job done" echoed comments that Ecclestone had previously made about Adolf Hitler.

The Labour leadership dismissed Blair's remarks, which echoed comments he made on the eve of the Iraq war in 2003.

The BBC echoed comments made by Hill that the scene was part of an on-going storyline but had nothing further to add.

But Jeff Dyer, a parent who lives in Orange, echoed comments by residents in every town where the ordinance has been proposed.

But several analysts echoed comments by the Irish Labour party's spokesperson on finance, Joan Burton, who described the soaring cost of shoring up Anglo as "Ireland's Black Thursday".

"He's in great position," said David Millar, a teammate, in a widely echoed comment.

Obama echoed comment from other U.S. officials this week, as the Geneva agreement appeared to do little to defuse the tension.