His fellow teacher, Emma Wilkes, 24, told her mother, Paula McEwan, that she felt like a sitting duck.
A fellow sitting in an office in Hamburg or London is as likely to change our financial world as the guy sitting in a trading room on Wall Street.
The literary agent Mort Janklow told a reporter, "That's a fellow sitting up in Maine having fun, but it's not a way to run a business".
"The most exciting thing that happened was when a fellow in front of us got mad at a fellow sitting next to him".
"I walked into a restaurant in Hoosick Falls the other day and a fellow sitting at the counter said, 'There's the guy that pushed the English,' " he said.
The same holds true for Democratic appointees, who show extremely liberal voting patterns when sitting with fellow Democratic appointees, a tendency that shifts in the conservative direction when they sit with one or more Republican appointees.
That feeling there, as we sat chewing our graham crackers and exchanging pleasantries over pain, I'd recognize again when I was sitting with fellow protesters in a Manhattan holding cell.
After the crowd has spent time milling about and then sitting, a willowy fellow named Geoff Sobelle (not that he gives a character's name) starts talking, initially discussing objects he picks out near the chair he's occupied for a few minutes.
John J. O'Connor, the chief television critic of The New York Times, once observed, "The truly remarkable phenomenon for 'Masterpiece Theater' fans is how the memory of each of these productions is so firmly stamped with the personality of a single person: the soft-spoken fellow sitting with a book in his lap, looking up just long enough to tell us what it's all about".
I was sitting beside a fellow who introduced himself as the deputy foreign minister of Lithuania.
