Echo Sentence Examples

The only response was the echo of an unanswered ring.

He listened, but heard only the echo of his call.

Nothing to echo off of, she supposed.

The echo of little voices inspired several snickers from around them.

His groan brought an echo from the depths of her soul and she pressed closer.

The echo is, to some extent, an original sound, and therein is the magic and charm of it.

Echo is a familiar example of this.

But how late an echo it would be hazardous to decide.

Her works are in very deed the echo of our times.

Moved by Peter of Lusignan, king of Cyprus, and by the celebrated Carmelite Peter Thomas, who ha .d come to Avignon in February 1363, the pope proclaimed another crusade, which found some echo in France and resulted in the temporary occupation of Alexandria (1365).

The above is unmistakably the voice of those early Christians who hated Paul, or at all events an echo of that voice.

This feeble echo of the full response to stimulus is an idea, which is thus only another word for imperfect organization or adjustment.

On the west side of the Bard is the Orkney Man's Cave - a great cavern with fine stalactites and a remarkable echo.

Hence the octave, though comparatively feeble in the incident train, may predominate in the scattered reflection constituting the echo.

The Decembrist movement in Russia had little or no echo in Poland.

A sect of Sabbataeans - the Dormeh of Salonica - survived him, and for many a long year the controversy for and against his claims left an echo in Jewish life.

Even " Thy will be done " preserves the echo of a direction, and, needless to say, this is hardly a form of primitive address.

The choir stalls in the body of the church are modern, as is the organ, a fine instrument with an "echo" attachment, electrically connected, in the triforium of the south transept.

The echo is then broken up into small waves, none of which may be sufficiently distinct to interfere with the direct voice.

Sometimes a sounding-board over the head of a speaker improves the hearing probably by preventing echo from a smooth wall behind him.

Fuzuli showed far more originality than any of his predecessors; for, although his work is naturally Persian in form and in general character, it is far from being a mere echo from Shiraz or Isfahan.

He engaged in a foolish and undignified struggle with Crebillon (not fils), a rival set up against him by Madame de Pompadour, but a dramatist who, in part of one play, Rhadamiste et Zenobie, has struck a note of tragedy in the grand Cornelian strain, which Voltaire could never hope to echo.

It is clear from the traditions about Lycurgus, for example, that even the Spartans had been a long while in Laconia before their state was rescued from disorder by his reforms; and if there be truth in the legend that the new institutions were borrowed from Crete, we perhaps have here too a late echo of the legislative fame of the land of Minos.

Throughout this mystic religious world it was above all the influence of the late Greek religion, derived from Plato, that also continued to operate; it is filled with the echo of the song, the first note of which was sounded by the Platonists, about the heavenly home of the soul and the homeward journey of the wise to the higher world of light.

These stirring pieces, termed by him Messeniennes, sounded a keynote which found an echo in the hearts of all.

Demands tending towards the Magyarization of the joint army had been advanced and had found such an echo in Magyar public opinion that Count Andrassy was obliged solemnly to warn the country of the dangers of nationalist Chauvinism and to remind it of its obligations under the Compact of 1867.

The arched passage-way is very symmetrical, varying in height from 19 to 35 ft., and famous for its musical reverberations - not a distinct echo, but an harmonious prolongation of sound for from 10 to 30 seconds after the original tone is produced.

The epic achievements of the Portuguese in that century, the discoveries and the wars in Africa, hardly find an echo, even in the verses of those who had taken part in them.

It is not indeed possible to deny that in the Oracle of the Bottle, besides its merely jocular and fantastic sense, there is a certain "echo," as it has been called, "of the conclusion of the preacher," a certain acknowledgment of the vanity of things.

When a room has bad acoustic quality we can almost always assign the fault to Large smooth surfaces on the walls, floor or ceiling, which reflect or echo the voice of the speaker so that the direct waves sent out by him at any instant are received by a hearer with the waves sent out previously and reflected at these smooth surfaces.

His rejection of the love of the nymph Echo drew upon him the vengeance of the gods.

A long-drawn echo from all classes hailed a revolution that was possible because it was necessary.

As though shattered by a reverberant echo from the cannon of the Trebbia, the Directory crumbled to pieces, succumbing on the 18th of June 1799 beneath the reprobation showered on Treilhard, Merlin de Douai, and La Rvellire-Lpeaux.

Remember your Digital Echo file, that record of everything you do and say?

Then imagine if you shared your Digital Echo with a billion other people on the planet.

It seemed to come from behind them but it could have been anything—a dislodged rock, an echo of their own movements.

But in Germany there was no echo of this brighter note.

The Porch of Echo, also called the " Painted Porch," extended to a length of 100 yds.

Though reform originated among the educated classes it speedily found an echo among the industrial classes of the 16th century, further assisted by the influence of German and Flemish journeymen.

His fate is an echo of that of Samassum-yukin, the brother of Assur-bani-pal (q.v.).

The French revolution of 1830 had its echo in Italy, and Carbonarism raised its head in Parma, Modena and Romagna the following year.

In Newton Upper Falls, Echo Bridge (of the Boston Aqueduct) crosses the Charles near the falls in Hemlock Gorge Reservation of the Metropolitan Park system.

At its greatest elevation it is comparatively level, and contains many extensive freshwater basins, such as Lake Augusta, Lake St Clair, Lake Sorell, Lake Echo, Lake Crescent, Arthur's Lake and the Great Lake.

The ringing echo of his voice faded, leaving only the constant sound of dripping water as they moved deeper into the mine.

His comments echo an increasingly common refrain ringing out across the globe.

Clicking noises, echo, very ambient, switching back to a main melodic thread.

This is surely an echo of old style class antagonism.

He sees cardiology at the end of the month, and we will schedule an echo for the spring.

Why can't I hear the crackle of the flames all around me, or the echo of the footsteps around the walls?

Echo The World (We Live In) has a ramshackle charm, off-kilter melodies and delightfully crisp vocals abound.

It will awaken an echo so powerful as to exceed the most optimistic expectations.

As noted previously, in the future much of what you do will leave a Digital Echo, a record of its occurrence, down to the very minutia of your life.

When she came to retell the story in a fuller form, the echo was still in her mind of the phrases she had written nine years before.

The king's attitude secured for him the good will and affection of a people, loyal by tradition to the house of Orange, and the revolutionary disturbances of 1848 found no echo in Holland.

Some curious examples of echo are given in Herschel's article on " Sound " in the Encyclopaedia Metropolitana, but it appears that he is in error in one case.

Among other public places and buildings worthy of notice are the Roman Catholic church, with a splendid interior; the Kiinigs-platz, with a remarkable echo; the Karls-platz, with the statue of the landgrave Charles; and the Martins-platz, with a large church - St Martin's - with twin towers, containing the burial-vaults of the Hessian princes.

The best Italian Latin is but an echo and an imitation; like the painted glass which we put in our churches, it is an anachronism.

Within the Anglican Church, however, the new revival was Augustinian and Calvinistic, till it gave place to a Church revival, the echo or the sister of the Ultramontane movement in the Church of Rome.

Series of articles in the Echo, possibly lives of local M.P.s and possibly larger Political catechism.

With built-in echo circuitry you get impressive mixing results.

The court also debarred defendant from using my uncle's hill to reflect his end of the echo, without consent.

My dwelling was small, and I could hardly entertain an echo in it; but it seemed larger for being a single apartment and remote from neighbors.

A few instants after the echo of the reports resounding over the stone- built Kremlin had died away the French heard a strange sound above their head.

The theory found a melodious echo in Tennyson's In Memoriam, a great hymn of God, Freedom and Immortality on a basis of speculative agnosticism.

The other, which served for the treasure-houses, passed in front of the Porch of Echo parallel with the line of the east Altis wall.

For fifteen years after the congress of Vienna, in spite of frequent alarms, the peace of Europe was not seriously disturbed; and even in 1830, the revolution at Paris found no echo in the great body of the Austrian dominions.

His words were an echo of Death's assertion.  They struck Kris bone-deep.  Kiki's doubt was apparent for the second time that day.  Kris watched Kiki pass him and disappear through the portal to the underworld.  Kris stepped through, distracted from his dark thoughts by the new world.  They stood on a small rise overlooking a jungle-like forest edged in the distance by an ocean of black water.

Bridget's excellent diction was just loud enough to create an ambient echo which rather suited her careful English tones.

It works on the principle that a healthy cochlea will produce a faint echo when stimulated with sound.

Despite the remains being at best fragmentary, they retain the capacity to evoke forcefully an echo of the power of ancient Rome.

Radio signals bounce off obstacles like buildings, adding a delayed faint echo to the intended signal.

That even an echo of emotional love or dependency exists amidst such moral filth and emotional madness is oddly endearing.

They don't need to echo the exact 1940s broad-shouldered look, but the silhouette should still be impressive.

Echo is often combined with Doppler ultrasound and color Doppler.

On the echo, the doctor may be able to identify a structural heart or vascular problem that is causing the heart murmur.

During this, her second period, George Sand allowed herself to be the mouthpiece of others - " un echo qui embellissait la voix," as Delatouche expressed it.

As in a Greek tragedy, we hear in his works the echo of great events and terrible catastrophes; we do not see them.

The Agora was the name given to that part of the Altis which had the Porch of Echo on the east, the Altar of Zeus on the west, the Metroum on the north, and the precinct of the Temple of Zeus on the south-west.

It seemed to come from behind them but it could have been anything—a dislodged rock, an echo of their own movements.

You don't know who ta ask fa a new echo?

Balfour so ill-advised as to make himself their echo.

Each of the echo commands should be reasonably self-explanatory.

The last words echo I Cor.

The echo of our imaginations is of the rabid wolf.

What kind of theme or motif do you want to echo throughout the rooms of your cabin?

The child may echo the parents' words but may also express their lack of understanding.

Start your family tree now with Family Echo.

Echo Home Inspection is local to the Chicago suburbs.

He starred in Echo Beach, another soap opera that ran on ITV in England, and he most recently starred in We Need to Talk about Kieran, a romantic comedy.

Celtic butterfly tattoos combine the beauty of the undisputed queen of the insect world with ancient beliefs that still echo today.

The principles of how a person with diabetes should eat in many ways echo the healthy eating habits that everyone should strive to develop, whether impacted by this disease or not.

Bring on the Dancing Horses was one of the biggest singles for Echo & the Bunnymen, a new wave band from Liverpool.

Storylines about Lex and plans he'd made to regenerate his own body would echo for three years to culminate in the series finale.

Throughout this early series, most of the special effects generated by the ship and the computer had a hollow echo that resonated with drama and kept fans enthralled throughout each episode.

The beeps and sounds were no longer filled with echo, instead they were very clear and distinct.

Newer French manicure designs have emerged of late, and while they echo the general feel of the classic, they offer a twist - the white tip is often blended with a more decadent hue, resulting in a more eye-catching look.

The echo() function is probably the most utilized string function in the PHP library.

The print() function works similarly to the echo() function, however it is slightly slower and therefore not as widely used.

The story of Tantalus is an echo of a semi-Greek kingdom, which had its seat at Sipylus, the oldest and holiest city of Lydia, the remains of which are still visible.

In some cases of echo, when the original sound is a compound musical note, the octave of the fundamental tone is reflected much more strongly than that tone itself.

Associated with these irregular escarpments are occasional rectilinear ridges, the work of extensive erosion on monoclinal structures, of whick Echo Cliffs, east of the Painted Desert (so called from its manycoloured sandstones and clays), is a good example.

As the Genesis begins with a line identical in meaning, though not in wording, with the opening of Cmdmon's Hymn, we may perhaps infer that the writer knew and used Cmdmon's genuine poems. Some of the more poetical passages may possibly echo Cmdmon's expressions; but when, after treating of the creation of the angels and the revolt of Lucifer, the paraphrast comes to the Biblical part of the story, he follows the sacred text with servile fidelity, omitting no detail, however prosaic. The ages of the antediluvian patriarchs, for instance, are accurately rendered into verse.

Fireball man murder hunt Emma Gunby Liverpool Echo Thursday, July 17, 2003 A father-of-three died after being turned into a human fireball man murder hunt Emma Gunby Liverpool Echo Thursday, July 17, 2003 A father-of-three died after being turned into a human fireball.

The site was lit by four halogen floodlights at the corners, an echo of the original guard towers of the PoW camp.

Its lowered suspension and close-ratio gearbox echo its rally breeding.

Echo took fourth place but Bertie retired after losing her spinnaker halyard up the mast.

We refer to this alteration of echogenicity of cavernous hepatic hemangioma as a " variable echo sign " .

The Northern Echo has launched a campaign to remember a forgotten hero of the Second World War.

Further, the epistles at least echo the faith of the apostolic kerygma.

In these films cameraman Martyn Colbeck and I followed the lives of one family of elephants led by the distinguished matriarch Echo.

Utilizing san-serif fonts that echo the agencies visual style while using a simple two-tone color pallette that emphasizes each organizations brand identity.

To enhance your color scheme, each bridesmaid's posy could echo the colors of her individual gown.

I have recently filmed Daisy the duck for Salford University disproving the urban myth that a Ducks quack doesn't echo.

A party of soldiers wearing the inelegant costume ' ' of the line ' ' are making the place echo with their boisterous revelry.

The young males hold practice sparring bouts in the surf and their throaty roars echo along the beach.

We echo the sentiments in the article written by the Reverend Andrew Phillips on the 9th of January.

Sales service agents for marine magnetics magnetometers and Knudsen echo sounders.

They used a special echo sounder, strapped to the hull of their survey boat, to make great sweeps across the sea bed.

Numerous echo soundings were taken which were of unusual character.

Only when the vocals of Peter Simpson peep out, gratuitously stoked with echo, does the edifice occasionally teeter.

Additionally, the digital echo sounder will be used with a side-looking sonar transducer that will enable quantification of dune planform morphology.

Although the word remains unspeakable, the Western intelligentsia, conservatives and liberals alike, boldly echo the preferred euphemism, " civilization " .

The pulse echo waveform has a fractional bandwidth of 50% .

I want my work to echo the past through its relation to past civilisations, and yet be totally wearable in the modern world.

Yet little or nothing was generally known about the bird until Delattre sent an account of his meeting with it to the Echo du monde savant for 1843, which was reprinted in the Revue zoologique for that year (pp. 163-165).

There are 22 parks, with about 3800 acres within or on the borders of the city limits; among the parks are Griffith (3015 acres), Elysian (532 acres), Eastlake (57 acres), Westlake (35 acres) and Echo (38 acres).

The scene in the garden is without the agony of Gethsemane; a faint echo of this historic anguish appears in the scene with the Greeks four days earlier, and even that peaceful appeal to, and answer of, the Father occurs only for His followers' sakes.

In loud sounds, such as a peal of thunder from a near flash, or the report of a gun, the effect may be considerable, and the rumble of the thunder and the prolonged boom of the gun may perhaps be in part due to the breakdown of the wave when the crest of maximum pressure has moved up to the front, though it is probably due in part also to echo from the surfaces of heterogeneous masses of air.

The south transept contains St Mirren's chapel (founded in 1 499), which is also called the "Sounding Aisle" from its echo.

In 1887 he published his translation of the Odyssey, which had many of the qualities and defects of his Aeneid, and is much more interesting as an experiment than valuable as a "Homeric echo."

Oreades (6pos, mountain) were nymphs of mountains and grottoes, one of the most famous of whom was Echo.

Given that, I consider it highly likely that people will share their Digital Echo.

We are talking about a setting to your Digital Echo file that says, "Information that isn't tied to me personally can be contributed to pools of rolled-up data."

With trembling hands Natasha held that passionate love letter which Dolokhov had composed for Anatole, and as she read it she found in it an echo of all that she herself imagined she was feeling.

I have recently filmed Daisy the Duck for Salford University disproving the urban myth that a Ducks Quack does n't echo.

Northern Echo Sixties egg thief returns his booty A repentant thief has owned up to stealing a rare bird 's egg 43 years ago.

Autumn tiptoes down the narrow wooden corridor Making the faint squeak echo inside her.

Although the word remains unspeakable, the Western intelligentsia, conservatives and liberals alike, boldly echo the preferred euphemism, " civilization ".

The ability to integrate other instrumentation such as echo sounders, water quality meters etc. offers further possibilities to be explored in the future.

The pulse echo waveform has a fractional bandwidth of 50 %.

It 's as if my brain 's whacked up the reverb and I 'm left with a disconcerting echo.

Look for paintings that echo the feminine theme with soft, pastels, pinks, stripes, and polka dots.

This name should echo the special qualities that they hope their baby will exhibit.

It makes sense to echo these features in the toys you make.

Once you've selected your theme, then look for baby accessories and supplies that echo that theme.

Each time you echo a friendly "Here, kitty!" whilst dangling a favorite salmon snack, kitty will remember your insidious schemes and bolt in an inconvenient direction.

I would have to echo those thoughts as I have come to know the Greek community of Dallas, Texas where my wife was raised.

If you do want to make a change, like adding a lighter piece of furniture, pull a color, texture or other element that will help your shelf echo something else in the room.

The accessories used in Mediterranean decor and interior design echo the simple, clean architectural details of this style.

Echo Mountain Park is only 35 miles from Denver, Colorado.

That said, the absolute closest ski resort to Colorado Springs is Echo Mountain.

Echo Mountain pricing is a little less expensive than other ski resorts close to Colorado Springs, and if you're skiing with friends, you can save even more by purchasing a multi-pack for yourself and your friends.

Echo Mountain also offers discounts for students, seniors, night skiers and active military personnel, so make sure you check out all of their pricing options.

The Monday night race league is one of the added benefits of the Echo Mountain ski area.

Graduation pranks should echo the school spirit that has followed you and your classmates throughout your academic career.

One of the first decisions you'll need to make however is what period you want your dress to echo.

How can you echo those throughout the flower arrangements?

Candles and Flowers-Incorporate some lovely candles which echo the colors in your wedding theme.

Every aspect of your wedding can echo the theme, from your lighting design to the centerpieces, to create the perfect Halloween wedding.

Furniture-You can continue to echo the zebra theme throughout the room.

Pull other accessories together based on the original design, and depending upon the size of your bathroom, echo the theme with essentials, like soap dishes, hand towels, toothbrush holder, waste baskets, and more.

It can also effect how full bodied your playing sounds, as well as any echo that your guitar might have.

Drop ceilings help minimize echo and make your basement a more pleasant place to be.

Thinner sinks are likely to have a loud echo when water is run into them, or cups or plates dropped in.

Stripes can be slimming as well, but the look could sometimes echo that of old-fashioned prison uniforms.

Ed Hardy has been most famous thus far for vibrant T-shirts that echo large tattoos.

The Tahoe Pines RV Campground in California camping destination has an ideal setting for a relaxing getaway, with campsites available along the Echo Creek and the Truckee River, which is the main tributary to Lake Tahoe.

The campsites are located along Echo Creek and the Truckee River.

Other reviewers echo these sentiments, saying the DROID X is "an awesome phone that is a computer on your hip," especially with the "awesome screen."

During the echo, an ultrasound transducer (hand-held wand placed on the skin of the chest) emits high-frequency sound waves to produce pictures of the heart's valves and chambers.

An echocardiogram, or echo (cardiac ultrasound) may be used to distinguish an innocent murmur from a pathologic one.

An echo uses ultrasound, or high-frequency sound waves, to create an image of the heart's internal structures.

A Doppler echo uses sound waves to measure blood flow.

Delayed auditory feedback (DAF), in which stutterers hear an echo of their own speech sounds, has also been effective in treating stuttering.

An echocardiogram (echo) uses ultrasound, or high-frequency sound waves, to display an image of the heart's internal structures.

An echo is used in pediatric patients diagnosed with hypertension to determine the extent of left ventricular hypertrophy, a condition in which the heart's main pumping vessel is enlarged.

An evoked otoacoustic emissions (OAE) test that detects an echo emitted by the inner ear in response to sound; the echo is produced only if the inner ear is healthy and functioning normally.

Although you can certainly get suits that echo the looks of older girls, it's nice to buy items that are unique to small children.

More and more specialty designers are creating both one-pieces and bikinis to echo styles from the 1940s and 1950s especially, although you can also see prints and some styles from the 1960s.

Although this time, they were more of a throwback and a way to enhance an elaborate top, rather than an echo of the militaristic style.

By far, the most popular Mardi Gras costumes are those that echo the original masquerade balls that characterized the holiday.

These are generally Victorian, and particularly echo the era of Charles Dickens and his classic A Christmas Carol.

Their designs boast the very latest in market trends; yet, they still echo a vintage/retro twist.

This self-esteem is not egotistical, since others in the child's environment - teachers, friends, and family - echo the high rating of their social competence.

Its sharp-edged, vertical side-pieces and sleek lines echo the sturdy and simple construction of the American tank.

Every now and then, someone will echo something clever or funny, or undeniably poignant.

The song was written and recorded specifically for Pretty in Pink, but was released as the only new song on Echo & the Bunnymen's compilation disc, Songs to Learn and Sing, in 1985.

From self-crafted to custom invitations, there are scores of options available that can echo the essence of your celebration.

Buffet items could include coconut shrimp, fruit salad, pasta salad, meat and cheese trays, etc. Drinks could echo the tropical theme with fruity punches and cool daiquiris.

It should know what the food on my fork weighs, run a chemical analysis of every bite I take, and log it in my Digital Echo file for my future reference.

The gothic look is technically an echo of Victorian and Edwardian styles, although it can also be mixed with medieval and Renaissance fashions.