Neutral rather than abstract, it is a place of echoes, footfalls and discreet surveillance.
Caroline Sullivan Chapel Club All the Eastern Girls This fantastic single would not have sounded out of place on Echo and the Bunnymen's classic 1983 album Ocean Rain.
The characters are people who have postponed their life's chances for too long or who, on returning home, find they have come to "a landscape of endings", a place of "sad echoes and dim feelings".
Before then, it continues at Ford's theatre in Washington, a place full of echoes and ghosts.
I'm like sensitive to what's going on in the world with people and things and places, and I kind of echo that.
And although there is a vibrancy in nature writing today, a buoyancy that reflects our need in an ever-busying and complex world to bind to nature, to place, the echo of these books, these personal accounts, would not resound so widely if it weren't for the mulch created by people like Oliver.
In turn, Abbott said that he is a big believer in the realtime web, so the best place to prove the viability of Echo's services and RealTidbits' vision would be to attack an area with high activity that is also a well-known entity by most Web users.
I particularly like the Warhol postcard (in place of the traditional skull) echoing the relative fifteen-minutes of fame quotation.
But the explosions taking place carried echoes of the past – fateful, violent repetition of the conflicts Israel had engaged in in Gaza every few years.
THE name of a string quartet can echo the place of its inception, as with the original Budapest Quartet and the Juilliard String Quartet.
