The empty room echoed.
The empty hall echoed.
The hall echoed with cheers.
Shouts echoed through the street.
Our shouts echoed in the silent street.
Her footsteps echoed in the empty room.
Their shouts re-echoed through the darkness.
His footsteps echoed in the empty hall.
These proposals were echoed among many representatives.
The message is then consequently echoed on the browser screen.
The four flags echoed and revolved around her.
"The colder!" he echoed her words, laughing too. "ah."
Liu's views are echoed by many potential performing arts students.
Qiu Yanying of TX Investment Consulting Co. echoed Gui's points.
The valleys in the night echoed and re-echoed, but the man was also stubborn; he was a freedom fighter.
The far-away hills echoed back to him, "Who goes there?"
The sentiment echoed the New York Knicks views of their meeting right after the Nets.
The most insignificant crime is echoed in the most popular world.
It will invoke the service and print out the echoed string on the console.
The visiting guests echoed Minister Li's remarks with warm applause and took photos with Minister Li.
If text is input in an operation, a period (.) should be echoed to indicate the end of input.
He then echoed a familiar Iraqi lament: "I wish the restoration work would start with electricity and water and sewage."
"Kindnesses all my life," echoed Rawdon, scratching down the words, and quite amazed at his own facility of composition.
Early Sunday, the sound of antiaircraft fire and screaming fighter jets echoed across Tripoli, punctuated by heavy explosions.
The sound echoed queerly in the fog, and for a moment it was as if poles were falling around them.
In fact, Burke published his work in 1790, before the cobbled streets of Paris echoed with the rumble of tumbrels and the roar of crowds at the guillotine.
"Asia is taking a breather, and the trade cycle is slowing," echoed Frederic Neumann, regional economist at HSBC in Hong Kong.
His view was echoed at the court of appeal last month, where the boys lost their bid to overturn their convictions.
In fact, it was five years ago that this warning was issued, and top scientific bodies have echoed the dire prediction repeatedly since.
"Throw him in the frying pan," wrote the Berliner Kurier newspaper in a popular sentiment echoed by Die Welt, Sueddeutsche Zeitung, the Hamburger Abendblatt and other newspapers.
When the Qin army surrounded Zhao Yu-ju-lu, it should take the initiative to attack, the Chu army attacked from outside, and the Zhao army echoed in the city, it would certainly be able to defeat the Qin army.
The cross shape of their physical frame is echoed on the ribbon tied on the man, green pattern on the drapery, and also materialized on the linked contour of the two figures holding hands.
I exclaimed, and then, suddenly realizing how he had echoed the inmost thought of my soul, I sat up in my chair and stared at him in blank amazement.
Shouts of "Death to America!" may have echoed around Friday prayers in Tehran over the past 30 years, but the older imperial superpower has been a bogeyman in Iran for far longer.
We believe the draft is of great significance to all countries, world peace and stability, and peaceful use of outer space. We hope it will be positively echoed by relevant countries.
Some people in the world are always more sensitive than others and perceive the world in a subtle way. So it's easy to be sad, easy to lose, and more likely to be happy, and sometimes the sensitivity is to hit others' numbness undefensively, and then be rebounded and echoed, intertwined into a complex world.
