Sentence examples for would echo on from inspiring English sources
"I figured, if I died, at least this would be passed on to other people, so these voices would echo on," he told the BBC.
"Many in this country and throughout the world would echo his views on the tragic events in the Middle East," said Mr. Wilson, who himself wrote in The Evening Standard, the London newspaper, that he had "reluctantly" concluded that Israel no longer had a right to exist.
This would echo recent discussion on the ethical acceptability of tiered healthcare [ 56].
The guest presenter role would echo the set-up on BBC1's panel show Have I Got News for You, which has had a different presenter each week after the departure of Angus Deayton in 2002.
It was inconceivable to us then — and barely imaginable now — that our churches and temples would echo none of our voices on the Sabbath, that our office towers would rise unoccupied through the workweek, that silver would not clatter against dinnerware in our restaurants, that whole nights would pass without music insinuating itself into the humid air.
Nothing fancy, nothing too expensive, and something that would echo the simple structures they had seen on their travels.
As the sun rose, the sound of Lao's civic announcements would echo, and cattle would wander out to forage on the islets mid-river.
In a decision that would echo his actions two decades later, Machar decided to strike out on his own.
Many firms would echo this.
I know cartoonists would echo that sentiment.
