Sentence examples for echoing a question from inspiring English sources
"But who's Santos?" she said, echoing a question repeated often.
"Will it last?" asked today's front-page headline of Le Parisien newspaper, echoing a question heard in bistros and cafes across the capital.
"Do I feel safe eating beef?" Ms. Stanton said, echoing a question on many people's minds as federal officials continue to investigate how and where the cow was infected and as the beef industry worries about domestic sales and exports.
I mean, you tell me, ladies and gentlemen, let's get real here".' Echoing a question asked earlier this month of Mr. Bush at a forum in Florida, Darla Bleeke, 54, inquired of Mr. Kerry, "Are you a Christian?" and asked why Americans have to "put up with" new immigrants who change the fabric of communities.
It echoes a question from a friend when I tried to lure him to this Koreatown restaurant with the promise of deep-fried rotisserie chicken.
To echo a question raised by an earlier, disastrous adventure by Washington's best and brightest: Why are we in Iraq?
On that same tape, Ayman al-Zawahiri, Mr. bin Laden's second-in-command, echoed a question that has pervaded American television from "Nightline" to "Oprah".
Her query echoed a question parents frequently ask me: What do you do when other people's rules for their kids are different, especially when your kids and their kids are playing on the same digital playground?
And a memory of something lost". As Birdie becomes a transient subject, she undoubtedly echoes a critical question posed by Meena Alexander in The Shock of Arrival.
His point echoes a common question you and all investors need to answer: "Do I select only some individual stocks or securities that I as an expert believe are the best, or do I use the wisdom of the crowd when investing?" We stress that using the collective wisdom of the markets' participants when choosing investments is wisest.
