In the clinical practice of our intensive care unit (ICU), we perform a whole echocardiography every morning (echo-round) and every time a patient is admitted.
Her decision to wait for morning echoes expert advice to avoid making rash decisions when angry.
The key Japanese index was down 9.6percentt, or 920 points, at 8,624 by mid-morning, echoing similar blood-letting last week, and erasing an extraordinary 14percentt rebound Tuesday on the back of the global efforts to stabilize the teetering financial system.
The heels made an authoritative clicking sound on the polished marble of the lobby that on quiet mornings echoed up and up toward the vaulted ceiling; they propelled their wearers past the café where we always went for coffee.
Yet Toffees fans who saw their side's 1-0 win delighted in making him suffer, with chants of "You're getting sacked in the morning" heard echoing around Old Trafford at the final whistle.
And yet, he dedicated Prufrock to his dead soldier friend Jean Verdenal, with whom his correspondence was intensely emotional, and one of the key passages of his last great poem Little Gidding: "In the uncertain hour before the morning …" echoes Dante's meeting with his mentor Bruno Latini in hell in the Circle of Sodomites.
By the early hours, as the morning prayers echoed all around, my aching legs struggled to keep moving, but I was getting closer to what seemed to be a large city.
Trump tweeted his support for Haspel and defended her record on Monday, and the president's favorite morning show echoed his sentiment.
We looked at one another, paused for a beat, and then began chanting: "LET THEM IN!" The terminal, silent except for the low hum of morning chatter, echoed with our shouts.
The sound of your spouse's laugh, the smell of morning coffee, the echo of children playing in the yard.
