Sentence examples for echoed over from inspiring English sources

"It was a question echoed over and over again, not only verbally but in people's thoughts," said Franklin Moore, a former Princeton administrator.

The same song echoed over and over as he raised his hand in farewell: Stevie Gerrard is our captain Stevie Gerrard is a red Stevie Gerrard plays for Liverpool A Scouser born and bred *** José Mourinho made many attempts to sign Gerrard for Chelsea, the most notorious of which was in 2005, when Liverpool had just won the Champions League.

His voice echoed over the crowd as they chanted back to his calls for a new aggressive environmental policy.

But the sentiment is echoed over and over again: To the cool kids, Facebook just isn't that cool anymore.

"They have updated and seamlessly implemented George Orwell's prophecy," Assange had written in a New York Times column — words that echoed over and over in Schmidt's mind.

The sentiment echoed over and over was gratitude for Sony's repeated inclusion of independent games in their keynotes, on the PS Blog, and at events like PlayStation Experience.

Television footage shows the rising sea approaching, with her haunting voice echoing over the waves.

As my heart and head processed the President's words, I heard the words "justice will be served in Minnesota," echoing over and over again.

Unspoken words echo over time.

House music pumps from speakers, echoing over the township hillside, sparkling with tiny lights.

Unexpected sounds echo over Piraeus port in Athens: a saxophone, a violin, an accordion.