Sentence examples for echoes back to from inspiring English sources
"It echoes back to a bygone era," she said.
The success of Sonic clearly echoes back to those old days of console rivalry.
"It echoes back to a very traditional Chinese business model, where you have the family-run farm," she said.
This echoes back to 1969, when Penn State, amid a 23-game unbeaten streak, was down, 14-0, at Syracuse in the fourth quarter.
With her tomboy glamour, she suggests a sensibility that echoes back to Rosalind Russell: the sardonic brunette, as incarnated more recently in Roseanne, Janeane Garofalo, Sarah Silverman, Sandra Bernhard, and Tina Fey.
"The Fence", with its subtle allusions to Robert Frost, echoes back to the literary allusions in the first half of the collection; Motion is always in touch with his poetic forefathers, conscious of the historical voices he is in conversation with.
They are to be echoed back to the satellite 500 miles above.
The comments echoed back to the Republican Senate nominee Todd Akin's defense of his position opposing abortion in all instances.
It was as if he was living in a parallel universe, shut in a room where his own arguments bounced off the walls and echoed back to him.
More dangerously, in Mr. Powell's view, "she tended to echo back to the president what she thought he wanted to hear rather than what he needed to know".
A writer truly and meaningfully immersed in her work is like a paranoid person: every piece of experience seems to echo back to her the subject of her work.
