Sentence examples for post echo from inspiring English sources

The videos and snapshots that people post echo the exchange gifts of the !Kung.

Traditional organizational change models (see previous post) echo this view in their preoccupation with resistance to change and their reliance on carrots and sticks as motivational instruments.

The post echoed attempts in recent years by some conservatives — such as far-right political commentator Dinesh D'Souza — to cast Nazis as leftists because they were sometimes called National Socialists.

Stanley Karnow, reviewing it in The Washington Post, echoed the prevailing critical response when he wrote that "her narrative deserves to rank with the foremost prison diaries of our time".

When I first stood there as the Last Post echoed out (as it does every night) I was younger than most of the soldiers buried in that charnel salient: now I am older than all but a few.

After losing the Democratic nomination to a younger, more charismatic candidate, Paul Garcetti (Adrian Pasdar, Elainee gives a never-say-die speech to her supporters, then accepts a cabinet post, echoing the explanation Mrs. Clinton gave at the time, "When the president asks you to serve, you serve".

An Op-Ed in The New York Post echoed the call for Mueller's resignation a few days later.

He's counting down the months until his lease runs out, he told The Huffington Post, echoing a chorus of betrayed VW owners.

Post echoed this, noting that gifts should generally only be part of the event if the caregiving grandparents need help to afford the essentials for caring for their grandchild.

After news of the president's departure on Friday, other Twitter posts echoed the theme.

In particular, we assume that the gain of post-echo is 10 dB lower than that of a main path.