I had my feet on the ground as the echoes came back.

Perhaps what we do echoes back to us the whole of our lives.

The best thing to do was talk through the echoes.

The city itself, for the moment at least, has become little more than a house of echoes.

In 1996, if you think about the echoes from the past, they said the same thing.

But echoes are to be found in almost every president for the next 68 years.

It has to sort these echoes out from each other.

He heard echoes of his mother's words in that thought.

Before its echoes had died, another came in from the south.

The echoes that come back to him now aren't always so good.

I was out of the car and on my way before the echoes died.

But you must go there, if only to hear the echoes of another world.

I would not have one of your echoes if you were even to give it to me.

Now we hear echoes of the 1980 campaign in foreign policy as well.

Does the form of this story sound off echoes for you?

When the echoes had died away, they could hear no sound.

Echoes of that were heard in Congress just last week.

But then the questions return once again: Are these only the echoes of a lost past?

Echoes of this way however are heard throughout her work.

And now for the first time we began to feel the echoes of another presence, far away.

If these concepts seemed like echoes from the past, they were.

But the pictures in the current show are free of White echoes.

There are echoes of a dream and I close my eyes.

He couldn't make out the exact words for the echoes.

There were no echoes of the men working off in the distance.

We had just echoed their words of 20 years earlier.

His words were echoed by a number of the other men.

The line has been echoing in my mind for some time.

Our decision would echo through the rest of her life.

The ready room echoed with the power of his voice.

Everything was echoed, right up to the top of thought.

She could still hear his voice echoing in her head.

The sound echoed through the air and then was gone.

His answer echoed back through all the teachers the world had ever known.

The words did not echo as he left the room.

And other times, too, his further thought echoed in her mind.

And the old woman's words kept echoing in her head.

I echoed, having no idea what he was talking about.

But echoing in the back of my mind will be what I can do for the next three hours.

Even six months later, her words still echoed in the back of his mind.

For a moment she thought it was going to echo her.

The sound of his voice echoed like a shot in the room.

Even in the open air, his voice suddenly seemed to echo.

Someone had echoed that word and both men looked around.

One that had echoed in her mind for so many years.

It echoed and seemed to come from all around them.

To echo what I said in the beginning: my world.

Every step seemed to echo, and no one said a word.

The sound echoed across the standing water in the field.

He tried to keep his voice down, but it still echoed.

Now we hear echoes of the 1980 campaign in foreign policy as well.

I had my feet on the ground as the echoes came back.

Perhaps what we do echoes back to us the whole of our lives.

When the echoes had died away, they could hear no sound.

The best thing to do was talk through the echoes.

Echo was a woman in love, but she had a good human mind.

So what was the point of being true to Echo?

Before its echoes had died, another came in from the south.

In 1996, if you think about the echoes from the past, they said the same thing.

But echoes are to be found in almost every president for the next 68 years.

The city itself, for the moment at least, has become little more than a house of echoes.

I was out of the car and on my way before the echoes died.

Echoes of that were heard in Congress just last week.

It has to sort these echoes out from each other.

Does the form of this story sound off echoes for you?

Echo comes home and she is now living with Paul.

He heard echoes of his mother's words in that thought.

But then the questions return once again: Are these only the echoes of a lost past?

But you must go there, if only to hear the echoes of another world.

I would not have one of your echoes if you were even to give it to me.

Echoes of this way however are heard throughout her work.

Soon enough, Echo makes peace with her past and is back doing performance art.

And now for the first time we began to feel the echoes of another presence, far away.

But the pictures in the current show are free of White echoes.

Still there are echoes of art from earlier in this century.

The European Community Humanitarian Aid Office provided relief goods, such as plastic sheeting, water containers, blankets, and basic medical supplies worth $1.2 million.

The European Community humanitarian aid office, or "ECHO", provides humanitarian aid from the EU to developing countries.

European Community Humanitarian Aid Office (ECHO) was established in 1992 by the Second Delors Commission.

The Commission has generously released EUR 13 million in emergency aid and there is a good chance that this aid package, distributed via the European Community Humanitarian Aid Office to six international aid organisations, will directly reach the earthquake victims.

The Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection department of the European Commission (ECHO), formerly known as the European Community Humanitarian Aid Office, is the European Commission's department for overseas humanitarian aid and civil protection.