Sentence examples for echoed later from inspiring English sources

The scene is echoed later on when Mark speaks to miners in a village hall in Dulais.

The extravaganza was echoed later in the 2006 bar mitzvah movie classic, "Keeping Up With the Steins".

That is echoed later, when he makes Alonso, his brother's ally, suffer the pangs of bereavement, by conjuring up a hallucinatory masque.

It is echoed later, when Mrs. Ramsay notes, "Wherever they put the light (and James could not sleep without a light) there was always a shadow somewhere".

Their search for each other is echoed later in "Snowed in at Wheeler Street", an inferior duet between Bush and Elton John.

(The scene with the dress is echoed later, in Venice, but there it is a question of a feathered headdress versus a plain, elegant shawl).

One day, seemingly without cause, he leaves the stage in mid-performance and retreats to his abandoned childhood home "to cease performing and simply be", or to "cease becoming and merely be" as he echoes later.

At an increasing angle of sound incidence, the echo from the closest parts of the surface arrives earlier and the most distant parts' echo later, so the overall echo duration increased as the angle moves away to either side.

Qaddafi echoed that later when he said, "We promise you a lot more war".

That formulation was echoed days later by Michael Morrell, the former deputy CIA director who advised Obama on surveillance reforms.

That subtle exchange of gestures was then echoed hours later, at the instant that Tristan really does die, a moment whose authenticity stunned the audience.