Sentence examples for a fella from from inspiring English sources

She was asked if she'd do an interview and said she didn't do interviews, and a fella from one of the tabloids said, 'About fucking time you started then'.

"We ran into each other and she says, 'I'm a Croydon girl and you're a fella from Croydon - we should do business'," he told the latest edition of Vogue, which showcases the Moss collection.

The original version of "Diamonds from Sierra Leone" is largely free-associative and is filled with a litany of lyrical punchlines which serve to loosely chronicle his past experiences being a part of the Roc-A-Fella family, from touring with Jay-Z on his Blueprint Lounge Tour to the label's subsequent fall out and revival.

It's a brilliant achievement for a little fella from Stoke, who came from a two-bedroomed council house.

I'm just an ordinary fella from a humble background," said Denness, from Rochester, Kent.

I'm just an ordinary fella from a humble background".

Doug Smith is a realistic target and if I can be fifth all-time in the 350 years of English racing, it'd be a tremendous achievement for a young fella from Italy".

But as the conversation ended I was still curious, so I asked, "Who is this vocalist?" Charlie said, "A young fella from Hoboken, Frank Sinatra".

Be sides, he said, "I've never been to Europe—I'm just a country fella" — from the coalfields of Gary, W. Va., "and proud of it". He has been a tailor in Washington since 1945.

Sounds like: He's certainly the most intriguing of the three artists here – a big, tattooed fella from a little English village, who, when he opens his mouth, sounds like a long-forgotten blues singer.

The biggest danger may be Quite A Fella, who came from a long way back to win his maiden.