Sentence examples for set to echo from inspiring English sources
Ruth Fox, director of the Hansard Society, said turnout looks set to echo 2010, despite the closeness of many constituency contests which might have encouraged more votes.
At this rate, it's not exactly set to echo its performance in the USA, where it has so far grossed $134m£92.3m3m).
Ruth Fox, director of the Hansard Society, told the Guardian last week that turnout looked set to echo that of 2010, despite hopes that close contests in many constituencies might have encouraged more votes.
The network also created a music video, set to "Echoes" by the band Klaxons as a means of summarizing the third season to date prior to the first Friday broadcast.
On a stage set up to echo the front of an apartment building in the Queensbridge housing projects, from which they hail, they relived the glory days, doing best — which is to say, the darkest — when leaning on their early albums, "The Infamous" from 1995 and "Hell on Earth" from 1996.
Such research is now going on apace and set to provoke screams that will echo well beyond 2009.Geoffrey Carr: science editor, The Economist.
Penn's remarks, excerpted from a 60 Minutes interview set to air on Sunday, echo statements that Guzmán himself made in his Rolling Stone interview.
There's the mini version of the Home, set to compete with the Echo Dot, hitting a $50 or so price point, and a larger, more premium model in line with Apple's HomePod (and the new Echo).
There's even a rumored version with a display in the works set to take on the Echo Show, which could go a ways toward explaining why the company pulled YouTube support from Amazon's device.
Fixed brains were imaged by MRI with a 3D Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) sequence consisting of a fast spin echo train length of 6 and a TR of 325 ms. TE for the first echo was 30ms, and then the echo spacing was set to 6 ms for the remaining 5 echoes.
Dwan films Foster's breakdown and fugue with slashing strokes that culminate in a hallucinatory nocturnal stumble through steamy marshland (set to weird, delusionally dissonant echoes of his own music).
