Sentence examples for going to echo from inspiring English sources

African-Americans are going to echo the sentiments of the would-be Gore administration.

After his round of 73, Stewart Cink, a former tour policy board member, gave a harsh assessment of the course "I am going to echo what Zach Johnson told me," Cink said, "that on a scale of 1 to 10, this course is a minus-3".

"Just like Neil Armstrong's word, they're going to echo for the rest of time for human kind.

Personally, I'm beginning to think a McCain candidacy is going to echo the clueless, out of touch 1996 campaign Robert Dole ran against a far younger, more politically nimble Democrat by the name of Bill Clinton.

Honorable mention goes to "Echo," the recently-released second installment in the Soul Seekers trilogy, which we'll be devouring in between Turkey and family time this Thanksgiving!

It is only 1 a.m., early to go to Echo's, but everyone knows why she is itchy: she has a guy there.

In New York, whenever I want to get caught up on events in Russia, I go to Echo's Web site, echo.msk.ru, and listen either to a live broadcast or to podcasts of interviews and discussion shows.

After dinner, go to Echo Park for Prog Angeles, a fundraiser for 826LA celebrating the music of Yes, King Crimson, and Pink Floyd, respectively.

Those messages are fine if they are going to be echoed every day in the rightwing press, so creating an echo chamber that the broadcasters have to follow.

"This female element is going to be echoed throughout the whole season," Mr. Fontana said.

They each wrote their own vows which, despite neither knowing what the other was going to write, echoed each other almost word for word.