Sentence examples for echoing a line from inspiring English sources
"It's not you," Arya says, echoing a line she'd once said about her own nature.
I was at a musical event," he told The Independent, echoing a line his lawyer had told the judge.
"I understand your dreams," he told supporters at a rally, before echoing a line from former President Bill Clinton.
"Could you imagine what he'll do to Obama in a debate?" he says, echoing a line often cited by Mr. Gingrich's supporters.
"They should change the name of the bar to Schoolyard," said a resident, James Wallace, echoing a line heard throughout the night.
Echoing a line he often repeats in his standard stump speech, Mr. Romney explains, "I'm going to get rid of Obamacare.
(The act echoes a line in one of Stanford's last poems).
The point that Mr. Vilsack repeatedly made echoed a line from President Obama's State of the Union address.
His assessment of the "47 percent" echoes a line of conservative thinking that is championed by his running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin.
The show also has wry humor for adults, including a rude French tree and a hilarious moment when Grandmother echoes a line from "Jerry Maguire".
His comments echo a line in Watchmen, when a character says that "back in '39, before the real masked men showed up, superhero comics were enormous.
