Sentence examples for is echo from inspiring English sources
verb
To reflect off of a surface and return.
Immediately south of the interchange is Echo Reservoir and Echo Dam.
Her name is Anggun, and the song is "Echo".
The elephants have been given names by their human admirers, and the star of this family is Echo, its matriarch.
Perhaps the most familiar piece is "Echo" (2003) by Su-Mei Tse, appropriately awarded a Golden Lion for best national pavilion exhibition at the 2003 Venice Biennale.
A more satisfactory approach, though not without problems, is echo sounding, widely used today, in which a sound pulse travels from the vessel to the ocean floor, is reflected, and returns.
What personalities is Echo going to take on? A. She's going to be a rich older woman who has died, she's going to be a blind cult member, she's going to be a dominatrix, she's going to be a backup singer for a pop star, she's going to be a safecracker, she's going to be a somebody's wife.
Mr. Rosenwinkel's sound is echo-y and limpid, and his improvisations somewhat pure.
The sentiment is echoed in business circles.
His view is echoed across his company.
The enthusiasm is echoed by Greek officials.
