Sentence examples for Little fellowship from inspiring English sources

And when "cheers" fills in for "thank you" (a habit which some Americans are adopting), I feel a little fellowship, almost as if the other person and I were raising a little glass to one another.Mr Weeks, to his credit, does some reporting, and winds his way to Cindy Post Senning, the granddaughter of Emily Post, the godmother of old-fashioned etiquette.

Places like the New America Foundation can try to help a little with fellowship programs, but that is no substitute for a long career forged in a big, confident newsroom.

He knew little about the fellowship -- only that it was handed out annually to the nation's most nimble minds.

The fellowship offers little structure.

Fellowship but little resident education occurred at satellites.

Joe had worked hard to build a school and convent, and had little time for the priestly fellowship.

After I got to know him a little bit better during my fellowship I realised this was his way.

Without good publications, you stand little chance of winning the fellowship, research grant, faculty job, or other scientific prize you're competing for.

Nevertheless, I was able to obtain a postdoctoral fellowship (with a little help from Salvador Luria) and forge a somewhat unusual program to pursue my long-term goals.

Unfortunately POWRE, which was limited to individual fellowships, could do little to facilitate institutional change.

Together we formed a foul little congress: the United Tarnations, the Fellowship of the Smoke Ring.