Mr. Bolaños's comments tonight echoed his campaign promise that no one would be above the law in his administration.
Devils goalie Martin Brodeur, who is not scheduled to play tonight, echoed the sentiments that players would "have to get on with our lives".
Senator John Edwards of North Carolina said that a "chill wind blows tonight," echoing the warning that Harry A. Blackmun, the former Supreme Court Justice who wrote the Roe opinion, once uttered from the bench regarding threats to abortion rights.
Ms. Ramshaw is a reporter for the Texas Tribune Mr. Romney is portraying himself tonight (echoing comments on the stump) as tough on illegal immigration as he seeks to contrast himself with Mr. Perry, who supported in-state tuition in Texas for undocumented immigrant students.
During both of Mr. Bush's terms as governor, the issues he pushed were the same ones he embraced during his campaigns, much as his speech to the Congress tonight echoed his presidential campaign themes of education reform, big tax cuts and support for so-called faith-based charitable organizations.
WASHINGTON -- "The state of our union is strong," President Obama will tell the country tonight, echoing a sentiment shared by nearly every executive before him.
Another mother, Lorraine Williams, who was dropping off her 16-year-old daughter at the club yesterday afternoon, echoed the sentiment.
"One area where they are struggling is downfield contact," Tony Dungy said on NBC on Sunday night, echoing a complaint from the first two weeks of games.
The explosion on Monday morning echoed through the subway tunnels just off Times Square and filled parts of the Port Authority Bus Terminal with smoke as commuters fled.
Get Smart!" he tweeted Sunday morning, echoing a criticism that he has frequently leveled at California officials and threatening to withhold federal money.
Hubert Védrine, the former socialist foreign minister this morning echoed the warning, from Sarkozy's rightwing government, of a "dictatorship of transparency".
