Sentence examples for for echoing from inspiring English sources
Tinie Tempah now "drives past the bus that I ran for", echoing Mrs Thatcher's cruel dictum that anyone on a bus over the age of 26 has failed.
Ms. Flahive has a poet's hand for echoing imagery.
Last November the all-party Commons foreign affairs committee criticised the British ambassador to Manama for echoing the views of the Bahraini government.
Mrs Hodge has been criticised for echoing its rhetoric about immigration and calling for favoured treatment for local families on social housing.
Other news organizations cannot be faulted for echoing our disproportionate treatment of the story in their own assiduous and voluminous follow-up attempts to fill in any blanks.
Bruckner also grew up with organs, and the vast pauses that interrupt his music are metaphors for echoing churches and slowly settling reverberation.
The rooms were too small for echoes.
He presented her with the maquette for "Echo".
I suppose I was looking for echoes of the human.
Hits to the face for Echo: One, of course.
In a telephone interview with Kathryn Shattuck, Mr. Whedon spoke about expectations for Echo, and for himself.
