This shift echoes the move from "breadwinning" careers to contingent employment in the postindustrial United States.
As soon as the team lined up behind their born-again leader and began to translate her game manoeuvres into breakdance routines, they were half out of their seats echoing the moves; the instant the cheated wife told her husband to sod off, they unleashed a cheer.
Echoing the moves of "smart money" dollar futures traders, "smart money" euro futures traders have pared back their bullish bets during the consolidation of the past two years.
The move echoed the Clinton administration's decision in 1996 to send the Seventh Fleet to warn China against attacking Taiwan.
The last few years have seen Apple push the more expensive iPad Pro tablets at product launches and in marketing - a strategy that was echoed in the move to higher priced iPhones in the iPhone X, XS, and XS Max handsets.
The initiative echoes the similar move by Dave Lewis when he started as Tesco boss in September last year.
[Read the rest.] The decision to seek an agreement echoes the wise move in 2009 by the United States North Pacific Fishery Management Council, which decided (industry included) to close a vast stretch of American waters to fishing that has never been fished actively.
The statement echoes the Liberals move to authorize more safe injection sites across the country, which experts say is critical to address the seriousness of Canada's opioid crisis.
In a move that echoed the manipulation of the California energy markets a few years earlier, Houston-based traders for BP US had used company resources to purchase a large quantity of propane gas, which they later sold to other market players for inflated prices, costing consumers $53m in overcharges.
Last month, in a move that echoed the Rhodes Must Fall campaign in Oxford to remove a statue of the Victorian imperialist Cecil Rhodes, the Jesus College student union (JCSU) passed a motion saying that the sculpture, which is properly known as the okukor, should be returned.
