"echo in" or "echo by"?

Those Hindu songs still echo in my sleep even now.

There we are alone with God whose voice echoes in our depths.

This boldness is echoed in the casting of Dame Judi Dench as M.

A century after the Road Hill murder, that prurience was echoed in a different setting.

Our prime minister feels the pain of himself and of people, as echoed in his statement.

To this day it still echoes in my ears and I giggle to myself whenever I think about it.

Footfalls echo in the memory Down the passage which we did not take Towards the door we never opened Into the rose-garden.

The screams and pleading of a young, attractive girl, whom three soldiers were trying to rape at gun point, still echoes in my ears.

It's a sentiment that was frequently echoed in interviews with economists, executives, public policy experts and government officials.

It usually shows in an intellectually flawed population which has stamped itself with a bogus notion echoed in the buzzword called sameness.

A statement credited to Awolowo and echoed by his.

Although I think many of my points would be echoed by others.

Right! His claims have been echoed by leading Republicans, including Mitt Romney.

Warsi's views are echoed by many British Muslims, who claim to experience such prejudice daily.

In conversation with me Akiba disclosed something that I have heard echoed by many Blakk Indian people.

Cuisia's sentiments were echoed by Mark Pregeant, President and Chief Executive Officer of Grand Isle Shipyard Inc.

It is hardly frivolous then that the import of the Descending Passage in terms of human morality is echoed by the very star that it is aligned with.

Merkel's message was echoed by European Union President Herman Van Rompuy, Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and French President Francois Hollande.

This was echoed by the chairman Africa Conservation Center Dr David Western who called on the State to give back resources to the community to manage them.

His voice echoed through a telephone link.

What we do in life echoes through eternity.

While this was happening, the hard bass of the music in the main room echoed through the corrugated iron door next to us.

Soft choir-like chants echoed through the room and a steady drum machine beat brought the atmosphere to goose-bump levels.

The singing and dancing echoes through the mountains, there is literally leaping for joy, and the smiles on faces are incredible.

The entire piece is controlled by MacMathuna's spell binding singing which ranged from low chanting to full throated and powerful vocals that echoed through the Cathedral.

Round the central console four figures hunched in tight concentration trying to blot from their minds the terrifying shuddering of the ship and the fearful roar that echoed through it.

It echoes with the vision of the HKPS.

Cushwa echoed with laughter as a result.

I? m sure the entire room started echoing with my screams.

In April, 2002, it had close to eight million visits, followed by Les Echos with 2.

Each chapter echoes with the voices and feelings of tough Burmese survivors imparting information, history and anecdotes.

Creep around the witch's parlour, the witch's kitchen and the great hall, all drenched in neon colour and echoing with cackles and the dreary drips of the mysterious river.

Each blow was echoing around the room, and it was clear that each one was now causing Helen quite some significant discomfort.

Harland &; Wolff workers hammering rivets In Belfast, the noise of the hammering of rivets echoes around the city from the Harland &; Wolff shipyard.

After our Italian Job-style journey, we rewarded ourselves with a Spanish beer by the pool, listening to the occasional bleating of goats echoing around the valley.

The roar of the vast crowd echoed across Wembley Stadium.

My past experiences are echoed across the province and over the north channel into Scotland and some of those experiences are a lot worse.

That leads them to an interesting spot in the park where their voices echo into the distance.

Multiculturalism and the welfare state are the two items that socialists have foisted upon nations without democractic process and that will echo into the future in infamy.

The noise echoed round the corridor at them from an indeterminate distance.

A resounding ' Thwack! ' echoed round the room forcing Helen up in her toes with the upthrust of the stroke.

On a different frequency, the sub-ether receiver had picked up a public broadcast, which now echoed round the cabin.

The noise of that event resounded and is still echoing throughout the Moslem World, in Egypt, in India, in Northern Africa and in Syria.

The voice of a Galileo or a Newton will never have the least echo among the masses.

Her cries echoed along the hall, and Sosia, in peevish anger, hastened to see what was the matter.

Moments later, a loud yawn is growled, echoing against the rough rocky surfaces and punches through my eardrums.

Else she echoed like a motherly figure, refreshing what conventional mother keeps telling her daughter as she grows up for leaving her home and her parents for good.

Maybe echoes of Princess Diana make it seem more dangerous than it is.

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