Sentence examples for space to echo from inspiring English sources

He's got a bee in his bonnet, providing the buzzing sound in his head, and having all that empty space to echo off of just makes it louder.

At the time of the 1992 fire, the Undercroft had been divided into smaller rooms; the area is now opened up to form a single space in an effort to echo the undercrofts at Fountains and Rievaulx Abbeys, although the floor remains artificially raised for convenience of use.

THE rainstorm raging outside Never Ending Books, a modest space on State Street, seemed to echo the sonic deconstruction taking place inside as the New Haven Improvisers Collective held its monthly workshop dedicated to breaking down music into its basic parts and building it up again on the fly.

Working in concert with Isabelle Bosquet, Mr. Jayne started with a garish, tropical hot-pink-and-electric-green scheme to echo the garden space.

People who grew up in Brighton are having to move away from friends, family and communities to afford enough space to have children – a situation echoed in unaffordable neighbourhoods across the UK.

Note that Figure 1(a) mainly shows the k-space echo distribution corresponding to the summed signals from all voxels in an individual slice but does not reveal the spatially dependent echo-shifting effect.

The bells on "Vowels = Space and Time" echo the freestyle music of the 1980s.

The high ceilinged space echoes to the sound of evening chatter.

Beyond Double Bind is another huge space, an echoing concrete void with a terrific 1930s spiral staircase in one corner, rising to roof height.

During this solo the other four dancers quietly enter the space, which echoes with David Grubbs's sound design: the stuttering of a 16-millimeter projector.

All the chairs at the long cloth-draped tables were empty, but the vast space was echoing with a gravelly basso profundo voice.