Sentence examples for future echo from inspiring English sources

A future echo of times much further down the line.

This decrepitude leaves the well-paid Loopers looking like a future echo of the wiseguys in Grease; big fish flapping their fins over the edge of a very small pond.

Win or lose the election these ideas will be in play, for in these deep and thoughtful essays I hear the future echo of battles yet to be fought.

"This agreement will mortgage our future," echoed opposition legislator Margarita Stolbizer.

When Tibetan representatives met last autumn at their Parliament in Dharamsala, in the Indian Himalayas, their worries about the future echoed down the corridors.

The swell of public enthusiasm for democracy that at once foretold a more authoritarian future echoed my final weeks in Egypt three years earlier, and left me with a familiar unease.

When Mr. Obama called for the cancellation of Constellation, he proposed that NASA rely much more on commercial companies in the future, echoing many of the same themes that Mr. Gingrich is advocating.

Caroline Flint, Labour's shadow energy and climate change secretary, said Conservative antipathy to renewable energy would cost the UK "the high-skilled, high-wage jobs we need for the future", echoing recent comments by Ed Davey, the Lib Dem energy secretary.

During the call, Clinton also said she was determined to see that country has a prosperous future, echoing comments she delivered in her concession speech.

There is no word as to whether that policy will change in the future to echo the Television Academy's decision.

Here, some of Linea's future features echo Google's recent photo-processing updates to Google+ — so again it's not the only tech company converging on similar ideas about how to push photo-browsing forward.