Sentence examples for repeated echo from inspiring English sources

My heart beat like the clapper of a bell and my head hummed with a tumult which increased like the infinitely repeated echo of countless drops of water, which fall at regular intervals on the same spot of the skull, and seem to crack it every time with the resounding blow of a hammer.

However, it is only through the repeated echo of those ideas in the months and years to follow -- voiced in conversations within much smaller groups -- that will lead to action and produce meaningful solutions.

The chorus features repeated echo shifts of "nobody knows me" while she ponders thoughts like, "It's no good when you're misunderstood, but why should I care what the world thinks of me?".

Repeated ECHO examinations showed normal systemic and pulmonary venous drainage, thickened semilunar and tricuspid valve leaflets, and concentric left ventricular hypertrophy.

But Curry, to repeated echoes of "M.V.P.!" from a consistently cacophonous crowd, scored 9 points in the third period, his sore ankle not slowing him, as the Warriors turned a 12-point halftime deficit into a 3-point lead.

It's hard not to hear repeated echoes of Alan Bennett's The History Boys, especially when Sturridge's William spiels arcane facts, trying to impress the new girl (Jessica Raine), or when he speaks of applying to Cambridge with his clever friend Chadwick (Harry McEntire).

"I can't breathe," Sabbie repeated, echoing the final words of another black father, 43-year-old Eric Garner, who died in New York in July 2014 as the result of an officer's illegal chokehold.

With crowds of several hundred or more listening, individual voices cannot be heard, so speakers voice their concerns in snippets that are repeated (echoed) by the crowd in an expanding circle, so that the words can be heard on the periphery.

An external trigger pulse was fed to the MRI scanner 16 times and the subjects were required to repeat (echo) the vowel-consonant-vowel (VCV) syllable (/asa/) 16 times at 1500 ms intervals and in a synchronized manner in response to the auditory cue.

Phrases and motifs repeat, echoing from "Arena".

"Love is the most important thing," he repeats, echoing John Lennon.This incident fed promptly into the debate in Russia about the next president.