Sentence examples for echoed that point from inspiring English sources
Mr. Silverman echoed that point, saying.
Mr. Casal and Mr. Diggs echoed that point.
In a telephone interview yesterday, Mr. Sheen echoed that point.
On Monday, President Bush echoed that point, when he wasn't making inappropriate jokes.
Justice Antonin Scalia echoed that point, likening the makers of generic drugs to "this guy who graduated from high school".
Tadashi Arashim, the chief executive of Toyota in Europe, echoed that suggestion, pointing out that consumer confidence in Europe was still a shadow of what it was before the financial crisis hit.
His counterpart at Orient-Express, David Williams, chief marketing officer, echoed that assessment".At this point in time, revenue is about 14 to 15 percent up from last year," Mr. Williams said, "and our booking trends are still very positive".
David Brooks echoes that point in an op-ed today, saying "there are no conceivable tax increases that can keep up" with rising Medicare spending.
In a news release one of the co-authors of the new study, James E.T. Channell of the University of Florida, echoes that point, saying: "The problem is that now we have added to the total amount of CO2 cycling through the system by burning fossil fuels.
"If there is an 'on-going criminal enterprise' at Rocky Flats... it is one that Congress has, in essence, approved". Even the Wolpe report echoes that point: "Congress has exempted programs and projects from the very laws it has established to protect taxpayers, public health and safety and the environment...
