Sentence examples for resounding over from inspiring English sources
The troops entered just after dawn, the echoes from their machine gunfire resounding over nearby mountains.
The audience filed into the lobby laughing and humming "Beyond the Blue Horizon," the song that played under Sonya's final speech, those eternal Chekhov lines resounding over the country-western combo: "We shall live, we shall live".
At least 150 million years before Mr. Yeager in 1947 became the first human to break the sound barrier in a rocket plane, the largest dinosaurs, a group known as sauropods, could have mustered the right stuff to send sonic booms resounding over the Mesozoic landscape.
Head for the suburbs of Maryland and Jersey, or a week or two later tour the Hudson Valley, and you will find not swarms, but choruses, resounding over your heads.
NEW YORK, USA, 6 April 2010 – On Sunday, 7 March, radio and television audiences around the globe tuned in as local stations took part in the 19th annual International Children's Day of Broadcasting (ICDB) – and reports about young voices resounding over the airwaves have been coming in for the past month.
Full-back Leigh Halfpenny kicked 12 points, with fly-half Dan Biggar slotting over eight points to secure a resounding win over an England side looking for their first Grand Slam since 2003.
The belief had flooded back after victories over Mexico in Fortaleza and particularly after the resounding win over Italy in Salvador.
AN ARTICLE this week in the New York Times, alleging that the United States and Israel are hatching a plot to destabilise a Hamas-run Palestinian Authority (PA) by starving it of funds, caused a minor furore and highlighted divisions over what to do about the Islamist party's resounding victory over the secular Fatah in last month's general election.
How significant was Warrington's resounding victory over Wigan on Sunday?
His centre-right National party had won a resounding victory over the longstanding Labour government.
Michael Dukakis won a resounding victory over Mr. Jackson that year, with Al Gore, Mr. Koch's candidate, coming in a distant third.
