Sentence examples for explains a fellow from inspiring English sources

"I actually feel it energises you," explains a fellow team member, Maureen McCullum, "when you get back to roots, when you get away from civilisation.

The traditional dance, explains a fellow onlooker, expresses the women's conflicting urges to show off their skills and to display modesty.

One Fellow explained, "A Fellow who was going to this location after me was very afraid of the security issues.

But it was, he explains, Thatcher, a fellow Oxford-trained chemist, who in the mid-80s introduced two reforms that opened the gates for spin-out activity.

He only fights for the purse, against people he knows he'll knock down," the man several rows to my rear explains to a fellow passenger.

"The files suggest that Muslims with family connections to black nationalist groups of the 1960s and 1970s were, after 9/11, viewed as suspicious, as part of the heightened focus on international terrorism and al Qaeda," explains Michael German, a fellow with the Brennan Center at New York University and a former FBI special agent specializing in terrorism.

"The files suggest that Muslims with family connections to black nationalist groups of the 1960s and 1970s were, after 9/11, viewed as suspicious, as part of the heightened focus on international terrorism and al Qaeda," explains Michael German, a fellow with the Brennan Center at New York University and a former FBI special agent specializing in terrorism.

The reader needs to supply stories to explain, say, a fellow lifting a nighttime shadow to see blue sky.

He stroked a nascent beard on his chin and laughed, explaining that a fellow driver suggested a goatee might help him drive as quickly as his younger peers.

"To sing that high and that strong is pretty much unique," explained Steven Van Zandt, a fellow New Jerseyan who plays guitar with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band and starred as Silvio Dante, Tony Soprano's consigliere, in "The Sopranos".

The men hustled aboard a southbound D train — "Mariachis," a woman confidently, yet erroneously, explained to a fellow rider — and the trio played "Amores Fingidos," a corrido about unrequited love: If you knew how much I love you, babe, It's because you are the good in my life.