Sentence examples for a fella called from inspiring English sources

'Funnily enough, when we went on the Lions tour in 1951 there was a fella called Don Hayward - he played second-row that day for Wales in Belfast - and he came clean on the tour,' Mullen recalls.

Dramatic, though, huh? "I arrived at Turnberry on the second day in 1986 and the first thing I saw was a fella called Guy McQitty on the 17th at a spectacular 42 over par," writes Peter Dillon on a crap players tip.

Mr Mo Farah, who managed to shine a positive light on the letter M, which is normally associated with a treacherous fella called the Ham Burglar.

In the West Midlands there's a lesson about what happens when you pop to the shops with no car tax or insurance, while in Truro you know you're in safe hands if a calm fella called Keith comes to your aid.

Some other fella called David Beckham recalled lobbing the keeper from the halfway line: "I remember scoring that goal and thinking, 'I can't wait to get home and watch that on Match of the Day tonight'.

There was another guy, a chap called Ramon – a big fella whose mental age was closer to ten than his actual age of 40.

A few weeks later, a rep from Roc-A-Fella Records called him.

"Yeah, it's Roc-A-Fella records here calling you from New York," the voice said.

One involves plans for a movie called "Web Fellas," based on his experiences as an Internet entrepreneur.

Sayoc apparently worked primarily in entertainment, saying in one deposition that he had worked for a club called String Fellas while living in New York, followed by a series of Florida strip clubs.

Also at the workshop this weekend, a family program called "Femmes and Fellas" featuring performers who include Rokafella, David Neumann and Happy Hour, chosen by Keely Garfield and Peggy Peloquin.