Sentence examples for echoes backwards from inspiring English sources
Is it writer Simon Stephens Carmen Disruptionn any more than it is director Michael Longhurst's or that of Lizzie Clachan, whose design echoes backwards and forwards through time to the great 19th-century European theatres that represented the height of a particular kind of culture and reminds us that we are but shadows, only briefly upon the stage?
She had ceased almost to breathe their name, "Then caught it echoing down the wind,/ Blown backwards from the lips of Fame".
Arriving at the meeting, Germany's finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, said Greece had moved backwards, a message that was echoed by the German chancellor Angela Merkel.
Welcome though the new song may be, the echoing dreaminess of "Space Oddity" it invokes feels a bit backwards.
Leading economist Paul Romer recently observed, echoing earlier comments by Robert Gordon, that macroeconomics has been going backwards since the early 1980s.
It's all backwards, it's backwards".
Technology never moves backwards.
Harvest is creeping backwards.
The backwards sailor pants.
