Sentence examples for of my echo from inspiring English sources

The recent "Ask a Grown-Up" episode of "This American Life," which apparently aired a week ago but came piping out of my Echo on Sunday, concluded with a beautiful story from Ira Glass about his close friendship with a woman thirty years his senior.

Equally, many of my colleagues echo my view that the seemingly endless training treadmill that results from this is unappealing.

It pointed out that the title of his memoir, "Faith of My Fathers," echoes Senator Barack Obama's "Dreams of My Father".

And the steady beat of my heart echoes upward in my brain, drumming for rain... thinking of night... conjuring cool pines and moonsilver on meadows.

Out on the pond the sharp intake of my breath echoes in my head with every pull, while each head-tilt produces a snapshot of the rising sun.

I hope, someday, for all of my children to echo something else I remember saying when I was young: "I'd do it, but my folks would kill me".

I suspect that other women of my age might echo Bjork's sentiments: "My mother's generation were very much about screaming and shouting about being locked in a cage.

I sat down and wept, and the snickering of my classmates still echoes down the decades.

The advice of my prerevolution guidebook echoed like a sad joke: "A good time to visit is in the morning before the tour groups arrive, or else late afternoon when they've gone".

The Chorus of "My Midnight World" echoes a country-inflected 80s pop of the Eagles.

That edge surfaced musically too in "Half of My Heart," with echoes of Fleetwood Mac's polished resentment, and a thrilling rendition of "I Don't Trust Myself (With Loving You)" that oozed menace.