Sentence examples for fellas like from inspiring English sources

And the Bon Jovi reference is apropos, since the movie treats the fellas like a touring band that breaks up because of feuding egos and the stresses of the road.

His membership didn't last longer than a year, and he looks slightly embarrassed when it comes up, but says: "Do you know what, this is going to sound corny to you, but they were lovely, genuine fellas, like myself, just didn't know the score.

But what do fellas like me do?

Not only has he allured starlets from Christina Ricci to Patricia Clarkson to his closet for 7 Minutes in Heaven, he's even brought in surprisingly game fellas like Tracy Morgan and Jason Sudeikis.

"I think most fellas like to fancy themselves as a bit of a boxer, but within 30 seconds, when someone's coming toward you, you start burning up energy from everywhere.

OL' BOSS JENKINS: Fella, I like the cut of your gib.

Sure he's a nice enough fella, like, but... sorry, I nearly went, there.

Well, listen, I could only imagine what kind of moves a fella like Luke has when the lights are low.

"When you're married to a fella like me, you don't expect to get back the next year and win again," Lynam said.

The score takes care of itself only in the long term and in the aggregate; close-up, it's just the way the ball bounces: the score frisks around and dances and then goes home perversely, with the wrong fella, like the bad girl in an old Rodgers & Hammerstein musical.

Former Adelaide coach Graham Cornes questioned the veteran forward's own bona fides: "If it was Paul Roos or a young fella like Brad Boyd, who plays with passion and commitment, maybe then you'd have to listen, but when it's a player who has never played to his full given potential you have to question it".