Sentence examples for which we echo from inspiring English sources
A key point that Stirling makes, which we echo, is the tendency to focus on impacts at the energy supply stage rather than in terms of subsequent use.
Hart called her "an ambitious and intriguing new voice" whose poems "are both elliptical and visionary – inhabiting a parallel world of strange disjointed images within which we nevertheless find echoes of familiar experience".
We're talking about using bots for Amazon Echo, which we did to provide scores during the Olympics.
So, the very last line of this otherwise nihilistic novel is a lingering note of hope in which we hear a deliberate echo of "Huckleberry Finn," with Octavian resolving to light out for the territories.
Times Square became a bejeweled cocoon in which we could hear the echoes of each other's relief and joy that the world had made it through a dangerous time and could turn to the future with, at the least, a fresh familiarity with what peace feels like.
It is important to mention that the estimation of ZVEEC was robust (<1 m except in some cases when very dense fish aggregation were present) to changes in methodology (for instance, the change in the weight of 10−3 which we applied to fish echoes).
Despite some bleating and harrumphing, echoes of which we hear to this day, the House promptly reversed course and voted for the seven-hundred-billion-dollar bill that the Bush Administration had proposed.
The control households received the improved stove at the end of the trial period, which we refer to as the echo-intervention.
Instead we have to do something," which basically echoed what we've all been thinking since The Hour launched.
This is a superbly structured collection in which poems echo and answer each other.
