The video and imagery should be echoing that raft of adventure in some way; I wanted it to be an almost painterly flow of colors and motion, something that resembles the excitement felt in that age and that gives that burst of reminiscence of how it feels to discover".
"It must be close to unique to have so much information and so little consensus on what the questions should be," echoes Joseph Orenstein, an experimenter at the University of California, Berkeley and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
Months later, Dr. Alpher collaborated with Robert Herman of the Applied Physics Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University on a paper predicting that the explosive moment of creation would have released radiation that should still be echoing through space as radio waves.
A compelling film score should not just be echoing what you see in a film; it should, in fact, add another layer.
The lack of consensus about what the Fed should do next was echoed by economists.
The affected sentence, referring to the possible negative effects of publicity on cast members of the HBO series "Family Bonds," should read, "That concern was echoed by Mr. Cantor, who has become embedded with this family; he and his crew eat dinner with them as often as three or four times a week".
Vibrations should be said loudly and clearly, and with a monotonous voice that you should imagine is echoing powerfully throughout the universe.
His instruction that she "should not sing at all" is echoed in Ernest Bloch's Macbeth (1910), where the orchestra plays the leading part, providing counterpoint, depth, and tragic irony that voices alone cannot convey.
The willingness to work with the government and, over time, develop better standards for how this nascent unaccredited education space should be regulated and viewed was echoed by a number of companies we spoke with.
There's a point at which you should mostly be in control". This was echoed by a digital content manager, who is deaf.
