Sentence examples for echoing drips from inspiring English sources
A jagged crater has been dug into the floor, and water drips from pipes and valves into a milky pool, echoing loudly in the room.
As new information on Russia's involvement in the election drips from the mainstream media pipeline every day, a portion of the country watches with skepticism, echoing Trump's rhetoric that branded the media "fake news".
Art world events drip with the deluded atmosphere of "subversion", the art's readymade aesthetics and supposed radicalism echoing – with a tin ear – the wild dada freedoms of 1916.
"Echo, echo, echo," Parton jokes.
He writes songs of sketchy morality draped in weird sounds — guitar solos like water drips, deep-echo vocal choruses — but centered in folk-song structures, like a cross between Edward Lear's cautionary tales and "Another Side of Bob Dylan".
More Light drips with echoes – some faint, some booming – of Screamadelica, be they moods, specific sounds, or even It's Alright, It's OK's reconfiguration of Movin' on Up.
Amis's correspondence from the later 1970s echoes the steady drip of approbation.
