Sentence examples for resound around from inspiring English sources

REVOLUTIONARY echoes resound around Nepal.

The Massachusetts decision will not only resound around the land in the 2004 presidential debate.

So, although I know that it won't resound around its leather-clad walls, I'm going to whisper something quietly: the RFH is a bloody good concert hall.

Since then, her collection has steadily expanded: LPs by Belle & Sebastian, John Coltrane, First Aid Kit, the Smiths and Billie Holiday all resound around her room on a regular basis.

The psychodynamics of the relationships between John, Mark and Dave, so full of class and status anxieties, sibling rivalries, mummy and daddy issues, egotistic power plays and sublimated homosexual desires, resound around the grand, isolated grounds of the du Ponts' Foxcatcher estate.

Voices of dismay and disappointment resound around Israel in the wake of Pope Benedict's "pilgrimage", but only someone ignorant of the Vatican's record or willfully naive could be surprised at his failure to tackle the issues that matter throughout the Jewish world.

A big "ahhhhh" resounded around the school hall.

WASHINGTON — Just as the pressing call for an end to violence against women resounds around the world, it is also making itself heard here in Washington.

The shot that killed Malcolm X in February 1965 as he stood on a podium in New York tore through his chest and resounded around the world.

SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO The Grand Mosque - the Masjid al-Haram - contains the Kaaba, the black cube-shaped building which Muslims face when they pray (Youtube) A crash sudden resounds around the centre and the scene turns to chaos.

All 155 of the party's MPs turned out for the roll-call vote.But anti-austerity protestors outside were unimpressed; chants of "thieves, thieves" resounded around Syntagma square.