Sentence examples for called fellow from inspiring English sources

Von Elten asked Worsley to interpret private online chats in which Manning called fellow soldiers "ignorant rednecks".

In a fascinating theoretical essay/prose poem in Guernica called "Fellow Prisoners," John Berger argues that we are all already in prison.

On March 1, a company of paratroopers fought for 52 minutes to retake one of their own guard towers from Afghan soldiers they had called fellow soldiers.

In a speech which prompted his first boos from a conservative audience – because he called fellow candidate Marco Rubio "a clown" – Trump tried to appeal to social conservatives.

You say Mr. Berra is "a man just as given to verbal pratfalls and grammatical conundrums as the president tends to be," adding, "They might sportingly be called fellow idiom savants".

It is understood that the shadow foreign secretary called fellow MPs over the weekend to suggest that he will ask Corbyn to stand down if there is significant support for a move against the leader.

Members of the governing body, called fellows, were elected from the advocates by existing fellows.

Its primary duty is to advance the business and professional interests of its 60,000 members who are called "fellows".

Further, some fellowships have different arrangements with fellows where they may be called fellows or expected to act as an attending physician.

Applications to the program open on August 1 2011, and Venture for America will make its selections (called Fellows) in January and March.

In the OLVG, consultants in training to become intensivists, so called fellows, are available exclusively for the ICU around the clock.