Sentences with phrase «echo first marked»

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Thus the caesura is more marked in the Hebrew line than in Western poetry; and the genius of parallelism is that the second member of the line and the third, if there is one, repeats the first in a sort of echoing or balancing expression.

Suzanne L. Topolian, MD, of the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, moderated the press conference on Tuesday, and she noted that epacadostat is being studied «in literally dozens of clinical trials,» though the ECHO - 203 study marks the first data on administration of this agent in combination with an anti — PD - L1 inhibitor.

«T2 Trainspotting» is deliberately self - referential, with film - clips, music and echoes from the first film, as we see Mark Renton returning to Scotland and reuniting with his old friends Sick Boy, Spud, and Begbie.

That's what Mark Hamill tweeted Wednesday on the first anniversary of Carrie Fisher's death, echoing a line Luke Skywalker says to Leia Organa in «Star Wars: The Last Jedi.»

Writing about the museum a few months in advance of its opening, my first call was to MOCAA executive director and chief curator Mark Coetzee, whose voice echoed as he answered my questions while walking through MOCAA's Center for the Moving Image.

«The first works we see are rather beautiful, surreal watercolours from the 1950s, which occasionally echo Klee and Miró,» wrote Mark Hudson in a review of the exhibition at Tate Modern for The Telegraph; in the Infinity Net paintings, Hudson continues, «endlessly repeated semicircular brushstrokes are covered in veils of thinner paint, creating a weblike effect which extends Pollock's idea of the «all over» composition, with the sense that we are seeing just a fragment of a potentially endless work.»