1.   In an eerie echo of Adams, unionist leaders gave warnings of further violence which sounded more like threats than warnings.

2.   But much, he says, has an eerie echo from the past.

3.   For Bush and his aides, the events had similar eerie echoes of election night.

4.   It even sounded an eerie echo in the signature line of his Kosovo speech.

5.   It was also a day full of eerie TV echoes.

6.   Some visitors carried eerie echoes of the other side of the war, including the Rotary Club of Pearl Harbor which flew in for the commemoration.

7.   The comments carried an eerie echo throughout the convention hall.

8.   The news articles carry eerie echoes of the old days.