Sentence examples for would have echoed from inspiring English sources

If we had crashed, the bang would have echoed over lawns and swimming pools and fairways.

He spoke softly, otherwise his words would have echoed off the empty lockers, equipment hanging forlornly in the wake of another game the Rangers say they gave away.

Had "Heaven's Gate" opened in the Internet age, they wouldn't have gotten away with it: younger, more curious critics would have had their say on-line — and their words and views would have echoed out quickly.

In another season, the building would have echoed with chants of, "Fire (fill in coach's name here)!" Sacramento dissected the Knicks' defense with back-door cuts and pinpoint shooting, converting 55.3percentt of its field goals.

Many CBI members in the past would have echoed the words of that Californian soccer mom, but now the CBI has a large dedicated climate change team that operates with the ultimate goal of finding how Britain can create business opportunities to help mitigate the risk of a changed climate and build a world-leading, low-carbon economy.

A price increase on the secondary market would have echoes in the primary market: lenders, assured of a decent recovery for their defaulted loans, might have more incentive to issue debt to risky borrowers — the antithesis of Strike Debt's goals.

The longer Mr. Qaddafi remains in power, others note, the greater the chance that he will lash out with some attempt at retaliation, perhaps a terrorist attack outside the country that would have echoes of Libya's bombing of Pan Am 103 more than 22 years ago.

"So they'd have echo chambers, syn-drums, wardrobe-sized cabinets with 18in drivers.

But the words of the Le Figaro critic who'd witnessed the dress rehearsal must have echoed in the Parisians' minds: "Tomorrow Paris will see, conjured up by magic, one of the finest spectacles with which it has ever been presented".

Yale and Princeton have echoed the move.

American officials have echoed those worries.