Sentence examples for echoes a from inspiring English sources

It's nothing like Moscow," echoes a semi-famous musician.

The annual survey echoes a five-year trend.

He echoes a common sentiment in the Kingdom.

Considering England's habitual failure Defoe echoes a familiar lament.

The new tack echoes a growing consensus among scientists that using phones can be compulsive.

He echoes a sentiment often heard in Silicon Valley, that an I.P.O.

"Die Fahne hoch!" ("The Flag on High") echoes a phrase from a Nazi marching song.

Her point echoes a message management experts have been making for some time.

This radical-chic architecture echoes a larger force at work in the marketplace.

Alas, McGinn's self-defense echoes a common narrative in the discipline concerning its demographic challenges.

(The act echoes a line in one of Stanford's last poems).