Sentence examples for echoes their from inspiring English sources

But the government's view echoes their guardedly positive forecasts.

It's interesting to note how their work from the 1950's echoes their more recent images.

They are dressed scruffily, but with a jeans-and-sweatshirts consistency that echoes their daytime uniformity.

The groom's parents note that the couple's romance also echoes their own, because they, too, had met at Cornell.

Suffused in moody echoes, their follow-up album, Darklands (1987), marked a departure from the manic distortion of Psychocandy.

To a large extent, Labour's failure to address racial inequality echoes their failure to tackle inequality generally.

The French president, François Hollande, echoed their sentiments.

Met commissioner Bernard hasan-Howechoedechoed their concern.

Yesterday, Howard Dean, Democratic National Committee chairman, echoed their complaint.

Yet increasingly, Ramadan shows echo their discontent — and fantasies.

Mr. Dimon echoed their sentiments a week later.