Sentence examples for making echoes from inspiring English sources

Second-order expression is made of fragmentary reactions to first-order expression.... Making echoes of this material in the radical, new, "open" world accomplishes nothing.

The change represents another step towards making Echo and other Alexa speakers more practical devices to have in the office, or for general business use.

The change represents another step towards making Echo and other Alexa speakers more practical devices to have in the office, or for general business use.

52 Indeed, differences in echo criteria may impact on the case detection rates, making echo-based screening particularly challenging.

Every sound you make echoes so that even your breathing reverberates.

The way the announcement has been made echoes the original pledge by Mr Cameron, Mr Clegg and Mr Miliband of greater devolution for Scotland.

The difference between what uber-nannies rake in and what the average caretaker makes echoes the spread between their respective employers.

It has a microphone people can use to create sounds and make echoes in different ways.

Zooming through the great halls of the Asbury Park boardwalk to make echoes with our voices are now a tradition of our morning journeys.

The finding that prioritisation was a key subject area in which rule-based mistakes were commonly made echoes previous work concluding that prioritisation is a key component of a junior doctor's role which is usually learned 'on the job', making doctors in their early days feel unprepared [ 27, 28].

A transducer is a prob-like device that produces sound waves that bounce off the tissues of the body and make echoes.