Sentence examples for the echoed from inspiring English sources
verb
To reflect off of a surface and return.
In another song, "Girl Loves Me," Bowie latches onto a rubbery melody and the echoed, repeated refrain: "Where the fuck did Monday go?" It's evocative, but unexplained.
But even the echoed roar of "be thyself — enough" from the chorus of trolls (deliberately, exuberantly gross) might not have communicated the concept.
The movie tosses in dashes of a crude, raucous surrealism as the echoed voice of the dead man is heard laughing maniacally from beyond the grave.
These are the echoed sentiments of every artist, writer and producer in my social circles who are afraid to speak up publicly because we admire and respect Apple so much".
Previously, we established the echo model of target with micro-motion, and time-frequency transformation of the echoed signal is applied to gain the time-varying micro-Doppler frequency features of target.
The RDA is applicable when the rotation angle is small to ensure there is no significant migration through resolution cells (MTRC) and time-varying Doppler in the echoed signal.
HELLO!" alone into the echoing woods.
The European Union echoed the statement on Saturday.
The decision echoed across the state.
The report echoed across the surrounding farmland.
The explosion echoed across the city.
