Sentence examples for great echo from inspiring English sources

"I wish I'd brought my flute, because this has a great echo," Johnson said.

Billing its sound as "Celtic music for the masses," MacTalla Mor — Gaelic for "Great Echo" — combines bagpipes, drums, piano, organ, flute, whistles and voice with contemporary beats.

But for Italians unaccustomed to seeing women in priestly garb, Mother Vittoria's ordination "had a great echo; it was a small earthquake," he said.

But it is Corbett himself who frequently dominates the spotlight, letting loose great echo-drenched clarion calls which recall Bitches Brew-era Miles Davis.

Chants of "God is great!" echoed in the courtroom.

She seemed tiny and lost in that great echoing marble space.

As James Graham Stewart, a friend and fellow antiques dealer, recalls, "They were pigs of rooms, great echoing big spaces, without great proportions.

After dark, rooftop chants of "God is great" echoed across the city, mimicking what had been a symbol of defiance to the shah.

Bonfires were set alight, slogans chanted, horns tooted and pitched battles with police ran far into the night, when cries of Allahu Akbar ("God is great!") echoed as loud as ever from rooftops, as they have done nightly since the election that millions of Iranians still believe was stolen.

Shorn of life and light, the great echoing chambers of the enclosed shopping centre took on a very eerie tone indeed.

But once they were, I'd also find myself looking over the edge, into the great, echoing abyss that was the New Year, and this is sort of how I feel right now.