Sentence examples for resonates down from inspiring English sources

Yet, of course, the leader whose name resonates down the ages is Alexander the Great.

"Jee-dan, jee-dan, jee-dan" ("eggs, eggs, eggs"), bellows one man in a deep voice that resonates down every nook and cranny of the interconnected alleys.

This bell is hung above a well, and it is believed that the sound of the bell resonates down the well into the underworld, to summon the spirits of the dead.

I want it to resonate down through the ages".

"Muzzle not the ox that treadeth out the corn," Bryan declared in a caution that managed to resonate down through the modern politicking of Mr. Stegemann.

This is a largely forgotten episode of American political history, but its effects still resonate down until today.

The problem is the standard stump hasn't resonated down here as it has in New Hampshire, and there is disagreement over whether it will.

Maybe we can learn from the lessons of success and failure, and maybe the actions of those on the biggest stages can resonate down and have a positive effect on those dealing with the every day.

In motion, I told myself things, the words resonating right down through my legs: I will get out of here.

Vitali Klitschko, WBC champion and brother of fellow heavyweight Wladimir, said Frazier's legacy resonated down the generations.

As his voice and image resonated down the Mall, Mr. Obama spoke across many generations stretching to the Washington Monument and beyond.