Sentence examples for echoed soon from inspiring English sources

This was echoed soon afterwards by Cherie Blair who talked about giving Afghan women "a voice".

But the idea that the dancers are competitive when executing the same movement, in unison or in echoing phrases, soon gives way to the dialogue evoked by the second and third sections of the score's five movements.

The Bards domestic crises soon echoed as far as the first World Economic Conference in Geneva.

Broyard's awed enthusiasm was soon echoed by many critics and readers.

The tweet was soon echoed by Chloe Vareldi, who works on the Mozilla Festival, and colleague Sydney Moyer.

"RIP 'O Mighty Warrior!" Texas governor Rick Perry said on Twitter, in a message which was soon echoed by Breitbart's legions of fans.

It was a goal Sir Bobby Robson would have relished and, appropriately enough, the stadium soon echoed to an evocative rendition of "Walking in a Robson Wonderland".

The Speaker's insinuation that Soros was tied to the illegal-narcotics trade was soon echoed on the state-run television news in Kazakhstan, where the Open Society Institute has been working to fight corruption.

Maybe the rot began soon after the outbreak of war in 1914, with the notorious manifesto by German professors and intellectuals defending German Kultur, soon echoed by rival manifestos in Britain and France.

This view was soon echoed in off-the-record remarks to reporters by the new chief surgeon, Dr. Henrique Walter Pinotti, who had flown to Brasilia to take part in the second "corrective" surgery.

Shafi hadn't held the position in the North Texas county for more than a couple of days before a precinct chairwoman urged Easton to "reconsider" appointing Shafi to a leadership role, a request that was soon echoed by several other precinct chairs.