Sentence examples for properly echoing from inspiring English sources
All I knew before starting at Google was "#1 Place to Work According to Forbes" and "Free Gourmet Food" and "Unlimited Sick Days" and "We Want You to Be Googley!" Like, properly, echoing in my brain.
Properly stated (echoing the words of countless Democratic candidates): "It's a problem in this country when Warren Buffett pays a lower income tax rate than his secretary does".
These spectra correspond to the 3-D ray-tracing shown in Fig. 2, indicating that the ray-tracing method properly predicted the RASS echoing region.
We'll face it, and step aside," he chuckles, echoing another volcanologist's instructions for how to properly deal with lava "bombs"—fiery fragments ejected from the volcano.
His claims cannot be verified or properly evaluated, but they echo accounts obtained by other journalists in Tripoli, and help piece together a picture of underground opposition in the regime-held west of the country.
It appears a life lived all alone in one's echoing mansion, eating cordon bleu TV dinners and trying to get all your gadgets to sync properly is a rather lonely one.
More important, Mr. Limbaugh's e-mail messagess were not being archived properly, a problem that was echoed by other users on message boards.
Laurence Green from musicOMH, also praised the track, writing that "the song repositions Madonna as the American Queen triumphant with the aid of a properly classic 'Madge melody' that echoes her '80s greats".
The intervals did not overlap and therefore, if we could calculate the effective reflection height properly, we would be able to separate the E echoes from the F (F2 and F1) echoes at least.
