reverberating

That Olympics beautification project happened more than 90 years ago, and it’s still reverberating today.

When you're living in an autocratic society, the personality ticks of the leader end up reverberating outward.

But as the basses and drums come in, she can feel it through her feet: "You can feel it reverberating through you because it's so powerful."

The political ramifications of the tragedy started reverberating across Germany as soon as officials confirmed the suspect in Friday’s deadly stabbings was a Syrian refugee.

It was the scream of excitement heard around Koreatown, a chorus of energy reverberating from each one of them.