Sentence examples for words that echo from inspiring English sources
Last weekend, in his guise as the Telegraph's agony aunt, Norton wrote some wise words that echo this advice.
The point scoring exchanges of words that echo in the House of Commons all too often seem bloodless.
And then, with words that echo those of many in the music industry: "I mean, I don't even fucking know what's going on any more".
Thomas Müller summed it up best in the lead-up to the final, in words that echo both his and the team's urgency and determination: "It's about time I won the thing.
Toward the end of his life, he described her to his daughter with words that echo his description of the rich generally: "soft when she should have been hard, and hard when she should have been yielding".
He begins his first-person narrative in words that echo the famous opening of Twain's novel (No 23 in this series), a frank disavowal of "all that David Copperfield kind of crap".
And in words that echoed Mr MacAskill's later reference to a "higher authority", he stated: "As I turn now to face my God, to stand before him, I have nothing to fear".
For a time he even believed in enlightened autocracy, hailing Alexander II in 1856 (in words that echoed the famous dying tribute of Julian the Apostate to Christ) with: "you have conquered, oh Galilean!" Kolokol soon became a major force in public life, read by the tsar's ministers and the radical opposition.
A player placed the World Series trophy on the yellowpainted concrete of the finish line and draped over it a jersey with the numbers "617" – Boston's area code – and the words "Boston strong", the same words that echoed on the street, chanted by the crowd.
Alas, during the long hours of our baby's first night when singing, frequent diaper changes, attempts at feeding and a host of new tricks my wife and I invented on the spur of the moment all failed to end Bess's relentless caterwauling, the words that echoed in my mind were, What was I thinking when I wrote that stuff?
"They have updated and seamlessly implemented George Orwell's prophecy," Assange had written in a New York Times column — words that echoed over and over in Schmidt's mind.
