Meanwhile, back at the meeting, Mr. Ackman, having finished quoting J.F.K., started echoing Martin Luther King.
In 1999, Americans for Tax Reform began posting on its Web site information about which candidates and parties individual lobbyists have made contributions to, and Norquist started echoing the DeLay-Santorum line, calling for even the secretaries on K Street to be Republicans.
But the rooftops of most Iranian households have already started echoing with "Allaho Akbar".
It didn't take long before one word started echoing in my mind.
Once the typical electronic tunes started echoing in the Standard's presentation hall, the first few girls stepped out wearing the usual Chromat looks cutout dresses, lingerie, and pentagram designs which is always appealing.
BEFORE starting Echo, Mr. Donovan and Jerry Petitt looked at a trio of resorts in California -- Bear Mountain, Boreal and Mountain High -- that converted their beginner and intermediate slopes into terrain parks and halfpipes over the last several years, tripling their number of visitors per acre.
It's unclear whether the Canadian government will take Mr Brewer's request seriously, but nobody will be surprised if American airlines start echoing the call for rent relief.
I'm already plagued with so much self-doubt that stuff like that can really start echoing in my head.' George, who ended up as Riding Giants' co-writer, eventually relented.
Nevertheless, you can rest assured that innumerable commenters will eventually start echoing the sentiments of Nicole Wallace, a panelist on The View who complained Tuesday that America shows insufficient respect for the heroism of law enforcement officers.
But given that Egypt's military government is now hostile to Islamists, they have started to echo PA officials in looking to deal with Israel.
But when even Felix started to echo back the word yamas – "cheers" in Greek – I knew it was time to catch the ferry to a simpler existence, away from the blurry influence of Dionysus.
