Sentence examples for productions echo from inspiring English sources

His own productions echo that '80s mood: a pair of recent singles, "Burgundy City" and "Let's Take Off," and an album, "Toeachizown" (Stones Throw), to be released later this year.

Marcel's productions echo the grave austerity of the blocky, gray-and-white East German buildings.

The producers and authors of these new productions echoed one another in separate interviews, saying that they saw these works as love stories and human interest stories rather than political tracts.

The album's studio production echoes "The Reminder" by Feist, playfully deploying instruments like banjo or clarinet along with a band; there's also a Feist-like flutter in Ms. Steiner's voice, particularly in the album's bouncy first single, "Little Numbers".

The latter is the first song the group recorded with Spector after he signed them to Philles Records in 1963, and showcases the full force of his production: echo-laden drums, multi-layered instruments and a swooning brass motif that has been replicated many times, including on Dion's Only You Know (also produced by Spector) and Jarvis Cocker's cheeky steal Don't Let Him Waste Your Time.

As it is, the production sadly echoes the real estate agent's credo: Location is everything.

Max Roberts's production exactly echoes Hall's dialogue: it's direct and intense but light on its feet.

We scaled two flights of aluminum stairs and entered a production floor echoing with the grinding and hissing noises of industrial labor.

The set of the Met production distantly echoes that, with an enormous painting, suspended above the stage, of Icarus falling from the sky with a flying horse near him.

Analysts worry that a decline in energy demand will reduce exploration and production spending concerns echoed by Schlumberger in last week's third-quarter earnings report.

The performances (especially by child actors) and production design deliberately echo golden-age Hollywood.