Sentence examples for members echoed from inspiring English sources

At least 27 senators and 245 House members echoed those concerns in letters to the administration.

Frustrated tribal council members echoed the sentiment of state officials, insisting that the federal government be held accountable.

The officials said some commission members echoed their frustration that the Pentagon had yet to release a more detailed explanation of its decision-making process.

Over dinner recently, several of its members echoed the view that the state is small enough for individuals to effect change.

The methods that the authorities said were used by the gang members echoed some of the major trends in automobile smuggling in recent years.

Mr. Vallone, surrounded by relatives and Council members, echoed statements from earlier speeches, saying that as mayor he would focus on expanding opportunities for all New Yorkers by improving public schools, increasing the amount of inexpensive housing and keeping crime down.

Figurines of angry family members echo the sentimental statuary that upstanding Victorians kept on their mantelpieces.

Others, like George Quraishi in the New York Times Magazine, have proposed that regional federations open up voting to fan members, echoing member-owned clubs like F.C. Barcelona and Bayern Munich.

David Plouffe, the Obama campaign manager, created a culture where everyone from the baggage handlers to the senior strategists felt that their role was crucial to the larger effort, and the White House staff members echo that now.

Theodore P. Weisberg, the president of Seaport Securities and an exchange member, echoed, "The country has to get back to business".

The comparison of Richardson's loss to the loss of a family member echoed a metaphor that many of Richardson's supporters have used lately.