Sentence examples for want to echo from inspiring English sources

"I just want to echo what the governor said about the seriousness of the storm," Chertoff said.

The Kensky and Downes families want to echo the many tributes offered to the first responders and the medical and law enforcement communities.

As a teacher who has worked in music education for nearly 30 years, I want to echo Victoria Trow's letter (2 October).

I want to echo Sarah Raybin in saying that the use of words like "schizophrenic" and "bipolar" in academia to describe irrational behavior perpetuates discrimination against people with psychiatric impairments in an ableist society.

If you want to echo the rather more grown-up picnic Grace Kelly and Cary Grant enjoy in To Catch A Thief, you could add some cold leftover roast chicken too.

I want to echo what seems to be the dominant theme here (for good reason) and say increasing fines is not incetive to stop dangerous riding, because the most dangerous riding is often in the narrow busy main roads we are forced to legally share with motorists who are rightly frustrated by our snails pace I a busy metropolis.

Perhaps the new generation wants to echo the same sentiment today.

Coming from the television industry, Laurent and Charlotte wanted to echo the rich history of Montparnasse.

Lang understood the request: Eschenbach and Mehta wanted to echo the historic link with Watts, who had replaced Gould — the signature performer of the Goldberg Variations.

We decided right away that it could not be any longer than the actual address and we wanted to echo its soaring language in a humorous way".

I wanted to echo that holiday-song roastiness, so I worked with a smoky mezcal base to get a hint of fire into the mix.