In one, sustained fire echoes through the streets as pedestrians move cautiously but quickly along parked cars.
Erdmann's view that rebuilding Iraq would require a significant, sustained effort was echoed by the State Department's Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs.
A bagpiper, stationed in a hall outside the balcony, played sustained notes that echoed the funerals of many Sept. 11 first responders.
The electronics provided an understated beat or a few modest effects: a loop of his young son singing, an echo, a sustained tone.
Yes, that track, Eleventh Hour, is the usual farrago of fuzz, echo, sustain, reverb and delay, the girls' voices come as though from a dream, or a locked cupboard in a basement, and the players go bash bash bash, shambling at the limit of their abilities, non-musicians learning to play their instruments as they go.
For the rest of our time with the novel, students sustained their attentiveness to the echoes of other works, assured that it was okay to ask questions about unfamiliar references (to Defoe's realism, for instance, or to a Holbein painting).
He's an equally straightforward songwriter, with a mildly depressive outlook and a grainy, sustained voice that holds a distant echo of Jackson Browne.
The Echo and Creole both sustained significant damage, and the crew and captain of the latter ship had to be rescued after she began taking on water.
Somehow, Lokpa held firm and sustained little damage even as the surrounding valleys echoed with sliding rock and menacing aftershocks.
A soprano, Ms. Arnold sustained the languid pace of four sections of "En Echo" and managed the emotional ups and downs of the nine-part "Cruel Spirals," both with distinction.
