Sentence examples for echoing on a from inspiring English sources

Schwartz paused to imagine what sounds might have penetrated Villa Julia in 1905, might have bounced off its mahogany and marble, its hard plaster echoing, on a clear night.

In "What Are Years" all but one of the last six verbs is "is," and yet the lines conclude with the colossal air-borne grandeur of church bells echoing on a frosty autumn morning:... Though he is captive, his mighty singing says, satisfaction is a lowly thing, how pure a thing is joy.

Their view was largely echoed on a later panel by James A. Baker, a former career Justice Department official who represented the government before the surveillance court.

"From the Canyons to the Stars" was his great hymn to the splendors of Utah, splendors echoed on a smaller scale by the mountains and valleys above Ojai.

That view is echoed nightly throughout the sit-in and at another, smaller protest near Cairo University, where the faithful kneel together in prayer day and night as Koranic verses echo on a loudspeaker system.

Is there a sense that many governments are acknowledging the rights of homosexuals yet doing little to overcome the blatant homophobia that still exists in all classes of society and is echoed on a large scale via right wing newspapers?

At Greenland Dock, I pass the yuppie hutches that pass for executive housing, where nothing blinks but the motion sensors, listening to my own footfalls echo on a wooden bridge.

And that hostility is echoed on a national level.

Much of the growth and demographic shifts in the United States over the last five and a half decades have been echoed on a smaller scale in Illinois.

Critics of the local police are now seeing their complaints echo on a national stage, with a chorus of prominent civil rights leaders, pundits and politicians joining to denounce the initial Martin investigation as rushed and careless -- and biased in favor of Zimmerman.

I can hear it echoing on these streets -- it's a song that calls me back, like a sailor to his old home port.