Sentence examples for famous fellow from inspiring English sources

His more famous fellow editor was David Miliband's father.

Like her famous fellow cyclist Lance Armstrong, Neben beat the cancer.

These are not beautiful, expensively bound, well-ordered books with high-flown dedications from famous fellow authors.

Jane Smiley, who chaired the judges, said: "To read Alice Munro is to learn something every time that you never thought of before".Or as Ms Munro's more famous fellow Canadian, Margaret Atwood, once remarked: "You call this writing?

Perched in the middle of a flock of locally famous fellow flamingos in front of an Austin nursery, Flance, now spray-painted yellow, is hunkered down over the handlebars of his human-size bike, as low and aerodynamic as his plastic self can get.

But Camus was uncomfortable with the smug myth of heroism that had grown up in postwar France, and he abhorred the tone of moral superiority with which self-styled former resisters (including some of his famous fellow intellectuals) looked down upon those who did nothing.

Famous fellows include Isaiah Berlin, while British prime minister Harold Wilson did not pass the exam.

Eschewing thorough impersonation, Mr. Bamman and Mr. Mellor nevertheless trim their performances with enough familiar vocal and physical mannerisms to put a thin varnish of verisimilitude on these famous fellows.

He is, after all, a famous, distinguished fellow, and he brings an element of pedagogy — of Henry Higgins tutoring Eliza Doolittle — to his relations with this uncultured girl.

Mr. Deyo, a co-owner of a multimedia design company, is famous among fellow infiltrators for having crossed this slippery roof to scale a statue of Mercury, which rises another three stories.

He might not be as famous as fellow artists Banksy or Jamie Hewlett but Eine regularly works on big commercial projects, including one recently with designer Anya Hindmarch (of "This Is Not a Plastic Bag" fame) as well as with pop acts such as Duffy and, fittingly, Alphabeat.