Sentence examples for resonate into from inspiring English sources
Chris Faison, a schoolteacher from Aspen and a volunteer at the dig, said he hoped the story would resonate into the future, too.
For Texas Democrats, a loss would be a major blow and could resonate into the 2002 elections for governor and other statewide offices.
It is, instead, a sparkling reminder of how a movie absorbed in its own historical moment and preoccupied with the legacies of the past can resonate into a future that lies beyond its specific range of imagination (while looking at least as luminous as it did when Mussolini first laid eyes on it).
The history of passport restrictions is not long, but does resonate into the post-9/11, Post-Constitutional era.
We all have memories and feelings about our own experience growing up—either good or bad, the things people experience as children, and the relationships they have with their parents, resonate into adulthood, providing the new wave of video games a universal, emotive topic with which to experiment.
Get a piece of wood about an inch tall and put it right on the side to make it so that when you pluck a string, it doesn't hit the box, but it creates the sound that is therefore amplified by going in the box through the hole, which will then resonate into the sound that you want.
His presence and energy permeated the air, while at the same time resonating into the depths of our souls.
BANG ON A CAN MILLENNIUM MARATHON The founders of Bang on a Can and the Bang on a Can All-Stars, David Lang, Julia Wolfe and Michael Gordon, have evidently rounded up all their friends, performers (103 vocalists and instrumentalists by one count) as well as composers (a dozen or more), for this big bang, which lasts eight hours and should resonate well into the new millennium.
"This will create a legacy which will last long after the 2012 Olympics and resonate well into the future".
They resonate in their own right and can translate into any culture, country, or epoch.
The Indianapolis roots resonate in every sentence, as Woodson's slight drawl turns "forum" into "farm" and "toilet" into "tawlet".
