"The Korean community was so close-knit," Daniel thinks, rationalizing one of the many improbable aspects of their entanglement; "The Korean community's so tight," Minnie echoes, helpfully; "There is this whole honor of the family thing".
Tight end Alge Crumpler echoed Mayo but added a little levity.
Mr. Callinan, who used to be in the unremarkable band Mercy Arms, is a very good guitarist, up to the task of tight funk, atmospheric echo-wash or crackling noise.
Every few years efforts to redefine the IPO emerge, and as night follows day, investors get hurt and calls for tighter regulatory reform echo in legislative chambers and cable TV studios.
Brown's dance moves — a swagger in the hips, combined with tight spins that are echoed by backing dancers — also found their way into K-pop's DNA.
Tom Bailey, who was the standout bowler with figures of four for 52, echoed how tight the situation remains for both sides despite Lancashire's strong start.
Every so often Mr. Hill hardened his attack, trading the shimmer of sustained chords for walking bass lines or hints of gospel or tight, brittle dissonances with echoes of Thelonious Monk.
The creative directors chose the power and mystery of a black and white silhouetted man, ostensibly Don Draper, shown first from behind as he entered an office, echoed in tight silhouetted shots of his foot and briefcase.
Other German Romantics can be found in Mr. Ryskamp's area, where drawings hang in tight, salon-style clusters that echo arrangements in the collector's apartment.
In the late afternoon, young men drove into the square and spun their cars around in tight circles, their screeching tires echoing off shattered buildings.
Anyone familiar with Ms. Gregory's work with Mr. Daisey will recognize her fingerprints all over the play's tight structure and quiet thematic echoes, bursts of spontaneity and metaphorical flourishes.
