Sentence examples for it would echo from inspiring English sources

With the sweeping arc of its roof, it would echo the new Terminal 1 and International Air Terminal at the other end of the line.

It would echo the warning by Douglas Carswell, the former Tory MP who defected to Ukip last week, who claimed Mr Cameron was not "serious" about EU reform and wanted to recommend voting to remain within the union.

In many ways, it would echo the Israeli strategy in 1947, when it accepted a UN partition plan it didn't like, in the expectation that the real borders would be set by whoever was strongest on the ground as, indeed, they were.

Tom: I would echo what Thordis said.

If it did, the streets would echo with the tapping of the white canes of politicians, rock and sports stars - and their spiteful spouses.

After that victory the Faroes coach, Lars Olsen, called it a result that would "echo around the world" and he can scarcely have imagined repeating the feat seven months later.

Why are they doing this?'" It was a question that would echo around the city for days.

It's a message Prince William would echo.

The paper instead argues that it's unlikely that microcephaly or other pathologies would echo the cranial shape of ancient Homo species, as LB1 does.

No, that didn't mean it would be conservative, or that the external sheet metal would echo BMW's past, but the proportions most certainly would.

Over the years, it became more difficult to find anyone on the left who would echo Julius and Ethel Rosenberg's last letter to their sons.