Sentence examples for echoed that call from inspiring English sources

Jim Harper of the libertarian Cato Institute echoed that call, saying, "[O]rdinary committees and subcommittees are too opaque.

And House Republicans echoed that call.

Leaders in Poland and the Czech Republic echoed that call.

On Thursday, other opposition parties echoed that call and said the election had been rigged.

Barnier echoed that call, insisting that the clarity over the next steps "has to come from London".

Almost all the finance directors echoed that call with 94 per cent claiming the full £8bn was needed "no later than the next 18 months".

Mr. Colvin was not sanguine on the subject of shellfish, calling the news of scallops "depressing". Mr. Grothe echoed that assessment, calling it a "difficult winter" for Southampton shell fishers, who are more dependent than ever on weather conditions now that environmental policy dictates that shellfish areas in local waters must be temporarily closed after heavy rainfalls.

Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican National Committee, echoed that sentiment, calling the flag too hurtful for Americans.

In a Twitter message, Donald Trump echoed that sentiment, calling Mr. Murdoch "a superb businessman and a world class C.E.O.

Representative Bob Stump, Republican of Arizona, echoed that sentiment, calling the island of Vieques an irreplaceable training ground and warning that giving in to Puerto Rican protesters would encourage residents living near other training sites to raise similar protests.

Councilman Gary Bric echoed that sentiment, calling it "just a wonderful project for the city". The campus already consists of five buildings in the area in which tenants include Yahoo!, Walt Disney Animation, Kaiser Permanente and Insomniac Games.