Sentence examples for in ecos from inspiring English sources

The opening image in "Echoes of Hope" was exquisite.

He continues to daringly go for jokes in Echoes, despite the darkness of the subject.

Joan Myers Brown, who founded Philadanco in 1970, did the same in "Echoes".

Like many poets whose work is rich in echoes of others, his literariness is melancholy and memorious in its workings.

Nostalgia, a subject of some debate in "Dear Doctor," is unabashedly the ruling emotion in "Echoes of the Rainbow," another Hong Kong hit.

The way it comes across is in echoes of identity and echoes of race and echoes of gender and echoes of class.

In echoes of the emails and electronic chats provided at the time of Barclays' £290m fine for rigging Libor, the attorney general cited alleged conversations between staff.

A fair portion of the meditations in Echoes of an Autobiography consists of conversations with a mythical seer, Sheikh al-Ta'ithth al-Ta'ith.

Milton Myers pays tribute to Alvin Ailey and Joyce Trisler in "Echoes: A Celebration of Alvin Ailey," set to propulsive music by John Adams.

Screenwriter Abi Morgan adapts Claire Tomalin's pioneering investigative biography of Dickens's secret lover, Nelly Ternan, and cleverly builds in echoes of John Fowles's The French Lieutenant's Woman.

(v) Close-in echoes: tracking of closely spaced signals with the proper multiple path signal model may lead to increased mean square errors compared to the case when tracking is based on a single-path model [29].