| Some of the movements are quite complex, with some sounding the Angelus, echos, or chimes in the distance. |
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| Critics raved about the pianist, with his cracked voice and echos of Boris Vian, Serge Gainsbourg and Tom Waits. |
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| The melody, freely expanded with echos, insertions and repetitions, is presented in the soprano voice, richly ornemented over a basso continuo. |
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| The professor subjected all the women to regular echographic examination: seven echos that lasted some forty-five minutes. |
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| Pulling into pit lane, the exhaust booms and echos off the cement walls and slows down to a mellow burble at idle. |
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| The entry echo can be accompanied by minor noise pulses that, if measured, may be mistakenly interpreted as rear wall echos and provide invalid wall thickness measurements. |
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| She examines Keatsian echos in Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby and its obsession with European fashions. |
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| It is crowned by a sheath rising from a scrolled clamp and adorned with laurel leaves, ribbons, and the laughing face of a faun that echos the child'smile below. |
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| I heard echos of it a day or two ago during my visit to Egypt. |
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| They emit clicking sounds and listen for the return echos to determine the location and shape of nearby items, including potential prey. |
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| Echos Communication contributes by putting its work force behind the project. |
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