The foreign speech echoed in English through the translator.
The speech echoed one Mr. Bush made earlier today in Lithuania.
His speech echoed the arguments Mr. Clinton advanced last year to support the deployment of 8,000 American soldiers.
His speech echoed themes routinely broadcast by Iraq.
His speech echoed the setback with a rather deflated appearance.
His speech echoed the style of the late president Dzhokhar Dudayev, the former Soviet general who was killed in 1996 during the last war.
Her speeches routinely echo the cadences of an old-fashioned political rally, punctuated with designated pauses for partisan applause.
But the President, whose speeches often echo a preacher's cadences, saved his harshest comments for himself, other politicians and the reporters who cover them.
The speech echoed Obama's 2002 address to an antiwar demonstration in Chicago's Federal Plaza.
