Sentence examples for echoing one from inspiring English sources

In asking Greek voters to render a vote for "Οχι" (pronounced "Ohi," which is "no" in Greek), Tsipras was echoing one of the most important dates on the Greek national calendar, "Ohi Day," held every October 28.

For weeks, President Trump's allies on Fox News and in the House had been echoing one another's calls to do precisely that.

It's Barack Obama!" the president said, echoing one of the children.

Were you interested in consciously echoing "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,"  or did you try to avoid those echoes?

"We don't like her," Helen says of Ally, echoing one side of the audience divide about the series.

The crowd was multiracial, and black voters, echoing one another, said they simply could not miss this moment.

But more often the memories he supplies here are, as his title implies, small but echoing ones.

To echo one person who commented on my blog, I haven't tried cannibalism or genital piercing either, but I don't want to.

On the issues, the candidates echo one another.

Still, the debate over the Tappan Zee echoes one in Washington over the dilapidated Woodrow Wilson Bridge, on the Potomac River.

As negotiations have ground on UN officials and European negotiators echoed one another in public statements: real progress is being made, but there's further to go.