Sentence examples for ecos to from inspiring English sources

It often echoes to the sound of gunfire and explosions.

These days it echoes to the clash of swords.

Selhurst Park echoes to that chorus these days.

But the 1930s holds the greatest echoes to today.

Small also adds poignant visual echoes to Hoban's text.

For example, one approach is to add echoes to the music.

He seems relaxed and chilled out, which I think echoes to the players as well.

An example with echoes to The Thing is Fluxus-inspired Aspen magazine.

The Middle East echoes to talk of America's diminished leadership.

The phrase "Together we can succeed" is the campaign slogan on the Netanyahu site, and it echoes, to some extent, Mr. Obama's "Yes we can".

To do so, they used a technique kind of similar to how submarines use sonar or bats use echoes to see.