Sentence examples for echoing a comment from inspiring English sources

He could return later in the playoffs, Lamoriello said, echoing a comment Brylin made earlier in the week.

Then, echoing a comment he heard recently from a police officer, Butler posited how things might change if the dirt bikes started to roam past the White House.

"When Gul Agha was governor before, he was a good man but he couldn't control his commanders," he said, echoing a comment often heard these days.

Secretary Powell said the two organizations had conducted "numerous terrorist attacks in India and Pakistan," echoing a comment by President Bush last week that deeply upset Indian officials.

"It's essentially a taxpayer-funded Yelp for financial institutions," Mulvaney said during a news conference after the forum, echoing a comment he made during a banking conference in April.

"Ask any child in India who is India's best friend internationally and they will tell you that it is Russia," said one Ministry of External Affairs MEAA) official, echoing a comment made by Modi this year.

This echoed a comment by LNP opposition leader, Lawrence Springborg, who on Sunday called on doctors at the hospital to discharge the infant if she was fully recovered.

Mr. Couturier's observation that it is necessary to untrain oneself echoes a comment of De Beistegui's in the 1930's that "it is necessary to break habits".

His remark echoed a comment by the head of the Police Executive Research Forum, who said the "dysfunctional" system in St . Louis Countywas unlike anything he'd seen. .

Katie Hopkins has claimed boats carrying refugees risking their lives to reach Europe should be turned back, in comments echoing a controversial comment piece that advocated using gunships to deter them from making the journey.

His boldness echoed a similar comment he made in the Eastern Conference finals against the Orlando Magic.