Sentence examples for echoed when from inspiring English sources
Boos echoed when the game was postponed.
This showed a humility that was echoed when General Musharraf later admitted that the army's initial response had been slow.
She looks scared, and that fear was echoed when she met one again in the 2008 series finale.
Later, this image of mid-air suspension is echoed when a passenger describes cycling to work in Italy in the burning August heat.
It is one that she hopes will not be echoed when, as Baroness Grey-Thompson, she wheels her way into the House of Lords.
That gloomy assessment was echoed when KLM Royal Dutch Airlines said today that it would cut capacity 3percentthis winterer.
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This is something Kleppe echoes when he talks about the professional pride he took in his bravery and the bravery of those around him.
In an e-mail interview, the film's director, David Mackenzie, echoed critics when he called the performance "brave, edgy and sometimes very vulnerable".
That is echoed later, when he makes Alonso, his brother's ally, suffer the pangs of bereavement, by conjuring up a hallucinatory masque.
It is echoed later, when Mrs. Ramsay notes, "Wherever they put the light (and James could not sleep without a light) there was always a shadow somewhere".
