Sentence examples for may echo from inspiring English sources

The WikiLeaks legacy may echo that.

The Trump era may echo that.

(It's hard not to think that Casey's life may echo Schrag's).

This may echo some of Mal's ideas of shattering the status quo.

"Thailand's clash between traditionalism and new money may echo throughout the region.

But while "Monument" may echo the past, it doesn't languish in it.

Sexually explicit film material led to the remarks of a prudish Ted Turner, which may still echo in Time Warner hallways.

The ardor of that distant drama may well echo in the same hall today when the House convenes to debate whether to impeach President Clinton.

But your husband may not echo the misconduct of others by fobbing off the problem onto the next victim of winds and currents.

In that regard, Mr. Kohler may well echo those in Congress and the Clinton administration who want to curtail some of the lending institution's activity.

Its rise in Antwerp poses a dilemma that may soon echo across Flanders.The Blok has some unpleasant ideas, and attracts some unpleasant people.