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But the 10 minutes or so that George took in still reverberate.

That choice of words has reverberated through recent political history.

How could what happened here continue to reverberate throughout society?

His voice was still deep, but it no longer seemed to reverberate.

His words reverberated inside, but he heard none of them.

It seemed to George that the room reverberated with his voice.

It began with an action that reverberated around the world.

What a country does in one part of the world reverberates throughout the system.

It is a history with a power that reverberates today.

But the issues still reverberate less than they did three decades ago.

I held the a, made it reverberate against the walls.

The sound of the hand's impact reverberates throughout the space.

The effects are just beginning to reverberate throughout the city.

"What happens with these five schools will reverberate all over the country," she said.

When opened, they will increase the space within which the sound in the hall can reverberate.

They were near to the dome and the sound reverberated.

The right's skepticism of the state has long reverberated within its foreign policy.

At that moment the bell actually works, reverberating through each room of the house.

Then he heard the house reverberate to the slam of the front door.

After so many hours of interrogation his mind still reverberated with questions.

During the day, the sound of bombs reverberated across the city.

The news reverberated among family members and friends of missing people from the region.

The music reverberated on the water, people waved along the way.

These two revelations alone would be likely to reverberate around the world.

The decision is also likely to reverberate in the presidential election.