Sentence examples for would like to echo from inspiring English sources

Matz would like to echo those comments in the near future.

Leeds issued a statement, saying: "The Rhinos would like to echo those sentiments and hope that Adrian makes a speedy recovery".

I would like to echo the sentiments in Obama's second inaugural address: we must move forward "together, as one nation, and one people".

The average deposit in London is £96,000 currently, so I for one would like to echo that advice: if you are buying and consuming £96,000 worth of sandwiches, then yes: you need to stop that.

We would like to echo calls for improved survey measures for capturing e-cigarette use, 40 including for research with young people.

Madam President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, President of the Commission, I would like to echo the comments made by my fellow Members regarding the wonderful spirit of cooperation that you have fostered between the Council and Parliament over the last six months.

He added: "Meanwhile, I'd like to echo Bruce's words and thank all Maiden fans.

(And how old is Rose? I'd like to echo the congratulations!) JOHN SEABROOK: Thanks! Rose is eighteen months.

[APPLAUSE] And finally, I'd like to echo Isaac's thanks to the Sesquicentennial Board of Trustees, who agreed that this grove should be built and that we should give it as a gift to the University.

I'd like to echo Laptop's synopsis of last night's Microsoft event (fact: "event" is journalese for party) that, ostensibly, launched Office Live.

Chief executive Duncan Fraser added: "I'd like to echo Craig's comments, in particular regarding Darren, who has been a tremendous ambassador for this club for such a long time, with a first class attitude, both on and off the park".