Sentence examples for What a fellow from inspiring English sources
This is what a fellow police officer says to me in Bethlehem, Pa., as we watch the start of the Iraq war on CNN.
This is a world in which the "tie label check" — an unapologetic inspection of the designer of a colleague's neckwear — is as common as a straphanger stealing a glance at what a fellow commuter is reading.
In what a fellow physicist described as a "very vain, very inappropriate" talk delivered on the 80th birthday of Murray Gell-Mann, a Nobel laureate in physics, Frampton veered into autobiography, recounting how his ability to multiply numbers in his head at 4 led him to see himself as "cleverer than Newton".
All researchers have an idea of who and what a fellow is.
That's exactly what a fellow I met while traveling in India does.
How dare she think that she can get away without looking, without feeling, without experiencing what a fellow member of humanity has gone through?
Speaking last week from her office in West Hartford, Connecticut, Dr. Lisa Berzins, a psychologist and the director of the eating-disorders program at Manchester Memorial Hospital, revealed what a fellow-practitioner might call fat-suit envy.
By Ian Parker Speaking last week from her office in West Hartford, Connecticut, Dr. Lisa Berzins, a psychologist and the director of the eating-disorders program at Manchester Memorial Hospital, revealed what a fellow-practitioner might call fat-suit envy.
Another Fellow agreed, stating that NGOs need to take the time to make the right match between what a particular Fellow knows how to do, and the kind of help the organization needs.
What a magnanimous fellow.
