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.
That mystical philosophy echoes back to New York, where Mr. Mancuso obsessed over the hi-fi setup for his weekly Loft parties in the 1970s and '80s.
The arrogance and elitism of the gentrifying class echoes back to our 19th century ancestors and their love for Manifest Destiny.
This gracious pile was launched in 1872 and echoes back to the time the Russians launched the Rivera resort of Sanremo as a winter retreat.
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.
