Sentence examples for echoed toward from inspiring English sources

From this hillside vista, viewers could gaze across the Los Angeles Basin at an unbroken line of fireworks on the horizon, bursts of orange, amber, blue and bright white; time-delayed ricocheting booms echoed toward the hills, chasing the light.

Obama's words "yes we can," echoed toward a future that we are daring to imagine that we can co-create.

Jose Castro, deputy forest supervisor of the Bridger-Teton National Forest, echoed that reluctance toward harsh enforcement.

Foundry echoed the movement toward social justice and, in September 2010, approved the use of its sanctuary and support for clergy who chose to conduct wedding ceremonies for gay and lesbian congregants.

Suddenly, there's a dozen or more identical Reys, all moving in unison, but then moving not in unison but in sequence, as if choreographed as a one-woman crowd in a Busby Berkeley production number, snapping her fingers and chanting a line or two, echoing outward toward an endless chorus line of Reys that seemingly recedes to infinity.

The report, compiled by the New York Civil Liberties Union and based on 10 years of previously undisclosed suspension statistics, echoed a nationwide trend toward mandatory suspensions for an increasing variety of infractions.

The next caller, identified as Tracy from Riverton, Wyoming, echoed James' aggressive rhetoric toward Blasey.

& Pregnant" weren't as prevalent when Baumann was expecting in the late 1980s, she received her fair share of positive feedback for her svelte maternity body, which echoed the idolization put toward today's pregnant stars.

The heels made an authoritative clicking sound on the polished marble of the lobby that on quiet mornings echoed up and up toward the vaulted ceiling; they propelled their wearers past the café where we always went for coffee.

The drive toward standardization was echoed in the conformity of cold war-era planning strategies.

Antipathy toward sport is echoed in broadsheets by frustrated scions every year, notably around Australia Day and we can understand why.