Sentence examples for echoed during from inspiring English sources

"Money is speech," Justice Potter Stewart echoed, during oral arguments, "and speech is money".

But the fractured nature of Mr. Cole's album was echoed during the show, which followed flashes of impressive bombast and lyrical technique with moments of severe listlessness.

The report's conclusions were echoed during a news conference here by members of a coalition that since 1971 has pressed the state to do better.

Mr. Reel's book was echoed during the Vietnam War when American troops were accused of atrocities like the My Lai massacre and their top commanders escaped prosecution.

Those cheers will be echoed during the next few weeks as the team plays games throughout the country, starting with Saturday's game against the national team from Costa Rica.

Last week those jeers were echoed during Brazil's 1-0 win over Serbia, a kind of dress rehearsal before the Croatians, but I have a feeling the crowd will behave differently in a World Cup game.

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It's likely many of these themes will echo during Zuckerberg's townhall Wednesday and throughout the remainder of his Nigeria visit.

Coach Eric Mangini echoed Favre during his own news conference.

Comey echoed this during a February speech discussing biases within law enforcement and the ongoing protests sparked by the deaths of unarmed black men and boys in New York City, Cleveland and Ferguson, Mo., among other places.

Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky). echoed this during his opening statement.