The phrase "a fellow house" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to a group or organization that shares a common interest or characteristic, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "As members of a fellow house, we should collaborate on this project to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "a sister organization" or "a partner group".
I remember the last time I did take Ecstasy, a few weeks after graduation, a fellow house painter gave me a free hit.
A few steps away, a fellow House member, Martin T. Meehan, was preparing for his own rounds with New England cable and network affiliates.
A fellow House member, she recalls, holding up a copy of his hometown paper, told her, "I think it's a shame that you're so morally reprehensible that your sins should be on the front page of my paper".
Two years ago, Mr Gingrich was celebrated (among those with short memories) as the most powerful speaker of this century; now a fellow House Republican describes him as "road kill on the highway of American politics", and his demise is predicted on all sides.
J. R. told the couple about the Anti-Eviction Campaign, the group he founded in 2009 with Toussaint Losier, a doctoral candidate in history at the University of Chicago and a fellow housing activist.
This time he was being judged by a subcommittee of his fellow House members, who are considering whether to expel him from Congress.
While the voters were having their say on Tuesday, State Representative Bryan Hughes, Republican of Mineola, sent a note to his fellow House members saying he would be running for the chamber's top job.
"We are working, and I'm confident there will be resolution," Mr. Boehner told fellow House Republicans on an afternoon conference call, according to participants.
If you played poker at a fellow's house and discovered that your host was systematically dealt better cards, you would possibly reach for a firearm.
Resident and fellow house staff is in attendance 24 hours a day.
If Ms. Lieberman's fellow house members were to fight, they certainly would not choose lobsters.
