echoed

Throughout the progressive movement, this sentiment is echoed almost everywhere.

ALEC echoed the ideology of Charles Wilson, the first Defense Secretary in the Eisenhower administration.

Then, Gordon replied with, “Horrible behavior,” which was echoed by Pascal, who responded, “Actually despicable.”

When the ship hit the rocks, the sound of bells ringing and alarms sounding echoed in the theater.

That night, a crowd of 300 gathered at the scene, and violence broke out: gunshots echoed and police vehicles were damaged.

Mr. Ducksmith laughed again, and his laugh re-echoed round the quiet walls and up the vast staircase of honour.

"Surely they will do no more than change the names," echoed Ganesh: but there was an uneasy movement among the Gods.

Another rap, louder and more importunate, echoed through the large room.

It echoed away among the fog and the trees and lost itself somewhere out over the hidden sea.

Probably never before, since time began, had those hills echoed with the puffing of a steel horse.