Examples of using Echoed in English and their translations into German
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Echoed with cries of Stuart!
Another louder cry echoed.
Breaths echoed in the dark.
The word, the presence, the soul echoed within her.
His laugh echoed inside the car.
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A subsequent question from the audience echoed this same concern.
This is echoed in the approach of the German Bundeswehr.
The sentiment that echoed in my mind was.
Voltaire echoed the same thoughts when he compared Locke and Malebranche saying.
Mystical chants echoed from the cliffs.
He gave Vraska a bittersweet look and echoed her own words.
How his footsteps echoed as he walked down the corridor.
Her fists trembled as the cruel accusation echoed in her head.
This view is perhaps echoed in what Russell said once.
When you feel miserable, it is echoed to the world.
Lot of media echoed the news of the attacks last year.
Take away all those echoed thoughts.
EU-Pres. van Rompuy echoed her- but then moderated himself.
Ways and means to express that which echoed deep within.
These objectives are echoed in cooperation agreements with third countries.
Both a battle cry and a signal of distress, soon echoed beyond the Italian borders.
On July 28th 1914 Europe echoed to the gunfire of a new war.
At the time, the news echoed on Twitter.
Loudspeaker announcements that echoed for hours at night through the village.
That sentiment continues to be echoed by travelers today.
His feelings and sentiments were echoed by Walter Scherb, who went on to say.
The events were very well received and echoed positively in the media.
Similar United Nations statutes have echoed this principle when dealing with genocide charges.
Their demand that the elections be cancelled was echoed by right-wing governments in the region.
These comments by Bob Balling were echoed by scientists around the world.