Examples of using Echo of in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Echo of the Caucasus.
They only knew the echo of there.".
The echo of my prayers.
Andrzej Wajda is visiting Echo of Moscow.
The echo of the young days….
Trick said our bodies retain an echo of their original emotions.
You saw the echo of a moment amplified by alien technology.
Music is the harmonious voice of creation, an echo of the invisible world.
Only the echo of your voice remains.
They could do so because they still preserved a remnant or echo of the atavistic clairvoyant capacity.
An echo of the Material Plane, where necrotic and shadow magic…[Mike] Yeah, exactly.
At the altar, the echo of the choir becomes louder.
The echo of embarrassment used to extend only as far as your family, village, school or community.
I think every home has an echo of the people who lived there before.
The gunshot still echoed awesomely back to the boy but it was an echo of memory, not sound.
Like an echo of a voice, maybe your own voice, when your ears and nose are stuffed.
And even after all this time, there's still an echo of a body-soul connection between you two.
The echo of these words may lead you to the infinite space of peace, silence, love, existence, consciousness, and absolute bliss.
In 1803 a man was born in whose soul some echo of the wisdom of an earlier day still remained.
When she walked this way, Frieda always stopped by a grating where you couldstill hear the river flowing deep below like an echo of something.
In this tale we can feel an echo of certain moods that really and truly are present in the depths of our soul.
And if the place returns as a“nature reserve,” is it sterilized, dead nature,a surface of nature, an echo of a place, or is it something alive?
With the last echo of the last bell, at the last stroke of midnight, the spell will be broken and all will return to what it was before.
When Clara and The Doctor arrived at a gravestone bearing River's name in Trenzalore,Clara again saw the echo of River, which guided her.
Actually, an echo of the ancient civilization still prevails in Asia, though strong European influences have been absorbed into its religious, aesthetic, scientific, and social life.
The new monotype works by IddoMarkus leave a strong sense of footprints, an echo of what was and now has left only its shadow.
If you feel this, you will also feel, vibrating like an echo of this folk tale, just what human souls experienced at the time of the primordial sun and then at the origin of the sun and moon during the time of fish-development in earth evolution.
In fact, the later commentators opine that alllater controversies in Jewish life are but an echo of this original controversy between Yosef and his brothers.
And what sounds is the echo of the music of the spheres, which Man absorbed between death and new birth, during his descent out of the divine spiritual world into what is given to him through physical inheritance by parents and ancestors.