Sentence examples for lost echoes from inspiring English sources
The lost echoes of her full-throated laughter.
The composer Michael Giacchino's score for "Lost" echoes Herrmann's nervous-making string arrangements brilliantly.
The word "lose" echoes for several ominous seconds.
Because the recombinant enzymes carried by pHX04 and pHX07 share the same promoter and signal peptide, the low level of exoglucanase activity presented by RQ2/pHX07 indicates the exodomain of Caldicellulosiruptor CelA was either lost (which echoes the PCR results above) or not functional in T. sp. strain RQ2.
The sample is a gorgeous figure — Enya hums twelve notes over a loping keyboard bass line, lost in echo.
Tenuous Fisher's music may be, but over his long career he has been uniquely adept at catching echoes lost on other, noisier poets.
In any case, the music Go Dugong makes is so good it's worth it – sunny synths, samples lost in the echoes and lots of beats.
Silicon Valley offers few dragons or direwolves, but Mr Martin's tales of a world that has lost its king echoes the reality of today's technology industry, where the battle lines between the four large companies seen as dominating the consumer internet Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon are in furious flux.
For a reason lost to the echoes of time, I downloaded a Game Boy emulator and Pokémon Blue*.
Yet our scanning gaze will almost always get lost in their echoing calls for attention.
The showroom, which looks like a glass cathedral of commerce, has such reverberating sound that the engineers who were recording the performance for later digital release on iTunes used subtle amplification, lest the piano become lost in an echo chamber.
