Sentence examples for top echo from inspiring English sources

Why don't twangs of "Rocky Top" echo from coast to coast?

The top Echo award went to girl band No Angels, the German counterparts to British made-for-TV group Hear'Say.

Paintings made from several aluminum and plastic panels, with a paint-chip-like strip at the top, echo Mr. Palermo's sewn-together fabric paintings.

One of the top Echo reviews on Amazon calls the machine "the perfect spouse" and features a picture of the reviewer, who identifies as E M. Foner, in bed with the device.

With its droll "classical" moldings, borrowed from the McKim, Mead & White building to the south, and its bogus mansard top, echoing the former Duke residence to the north, the facade represented Mr. Johnson's official break with strict modernist architecture, five years before his Chippendale-topped AT&T Building was built on Madison Avenue.

The structure was richly decorated with numerous statues, including a statue of Theodosius I on an elephant-drawn quadriga on top, echoing the Porta Triumphalis of Rome, which survived until it fell down in an earthquake in 740.

Priya Elan of NME noted that "Love on Top" echoes Janet Jackson's "Whoops Now" (1995), Lionel Richie's "Dancing on the Ceiling" (1986) and the theme from My Two Dads.

She and Ms. Murphy said the Era campaign works even if consumers did not recognize that statements like "Era makes grass stains, stain themselves" were over-the-top echoes of the so-called Chuck Norris facts.

He brought something like a Bo Diddley beat to Skip James's "I'd Rather Be the Devil," while Mr. Martyn topped echoing guitar chords with lead lines that darted toward polytonality.

Renée Kurz's simple, bright costumes (the men were in pants and zip-up sleeveless tops) echoed the colored strips on the floor, as though each dancer had a counterpart there; it was possible to see the dancers as the organic, breathing versions of the geometric two-dimensional strips.

A few top executives echo Price's views in private, but few are prepared to speak out in public.