Sentence examples for be a good fellow from inspiring English sources
A Shifter would tempt a victim into joining, swear her to secrecy, make her pledge to "be a good fellow" and demand an initiation fee of anything from 5 cents to $6.
And of Germans he knew exactly one thing, a saying he had heard from his mother's actor friend in Riga: A German may appear to be a good fellow, but better to hang him.
Paine added, "A Confederate officer, who served in my front, has since the war informed me that when they learned who I was and observed the attempts to carry me from the field they concluded that I must be a good fellow and it was ordered that no more shots should be fired at me".
But most of the time he is a good fellow.
Step aside, Tietjens, there's a good fellow.
He's a good fellow, some wrote, so give him a break.
And if he was a good fellow, why, she would look into his lens.
He's a good fellow trying to take care of his daughters.
One of the lighter numbers was "The Bullfrog Patrol," with lyrics by Anne Caldwell from the 1919 show "She's a Good Fellow," which Ms. Luker sang with Sally Wilfert.
