Sentence examples for spring echo from inspiring English sources
What you want is to be Lee 'Scratch' Perry in the Black Ark, where he's got a spring echo unit gaffer-taped under his desk, and every time he hits it with his fist it makes a noise.
Inner-city urban schools today echo the "separate but equal" system of the early 1950s.
Two untitled sculptures from 1983 echo "the anguished and elongated frailty" of Giacometti's own sculpture.
In what ways does the relationship between the United States and Iran today echo the U.S.-Soviet tensions of the cold war?
The city's demands, laid out in a document released this week, echo many of the goals the mayor has pushed.
Each of the original core unit of Evans, MacDonald and producers Suzi Aplin and Clare Barton, all back in 2015, echo this.
Events of today echo Galileo's work in other ways.
Anti-evolutionists today echo their precedents (Toumey 1997; Paul Nelson, Discovery Institute Fellow, personal communication, Feb. 16, 2009).
M-mode echocardiography was performed using a Sonos-1000 echo machine and 3.5-MHz transducer.
Mr Hardwick's concerns about the long, hot summer echo those of staff at the sharp end: Governors and officers.
