Their collision will echo loud enough to rattle bones and fracture game plans, perhaps even decide whether the Minnesota Vikings or the Giants advance to the Super Bowl.
The shock silenced the stadium and for the briefest moment the bang of the starter's pistol echoed loud in the ears of the dumbstruck crowd.
With its unfortunately catchy refrain of "I know you want it" and lines including "I'll give you something big enough to tear your a** in two", cries of "Sexism!" echoed loud and clear from the moment it dropped on YouTube.
She changed from her jalabiya into a shirt and jeans, apparently slipping through a gate in Israel's vaunted security barrier (see article) and then into the restaurant.In any event, Israel's message of retaliation echoed loud and clear.
But as protests have erupted in recent weeks against Maduro, the sound of pot-banging protesters has echoed loud enough to reach the ears of the soldiers guarding Chávez's tomb.
We heard a young, defiant voice shouting, "We are fine, it is fine!" I thought that they would disperse and hide, but the voices of the men echoed, loud: "Bring your tanks, bring your riffles, yet we won't surrender!" Women on their balconies started ululating.
They echoed loud but private calls by Saudi liberals, who have begun to speculate that the widespread Saudi participation in the Sept. 11 attacks was at least in part a consequence of a closed political system that allows little room for political expression.
The music echoed loud among the dark mountains that have witnessed bloodshed and now seemed to sing about it.
One message echoes loud and clear, from the frontlines to Washington: The world needs women leaders -- from classrooms to boardrooms to the highest political office.
None echoed louder than those from James, who called Curry the main reason for the Warriors' rapid rise to championship contender.
