Sentence examples for fellas to get from inspiring English sources

Over time, she said, she has learned "not to be cynical and sarcastic all the time, or just plain provocative with the fellas, to get them mad".

I raise the prospect that the theatre patrons may be more reserved than the mob of excitable ladies who scream for the fellas to get their kit off on screen.

Childs engaged in an argument with Ewing in the second quarter, apparently asking the Big Fella to get out of the way.

"I seen this fella trying to get up to speed on a bicycle," Borba told the Medford Mail-Tribune.

My guess is that there's probably an underground Whole Foods in the base of that cliff and this fella's going to get a Jamba Juice before The Hills starts.

No doubt they were thinking about the $20 (ladies) or $40 (fellas) they had spent to get in.

"They have got some big fellas who can start to get some momentum and we just kept handing it back to them".

I told him, 'You better watch out, Big Fella, you're going to get depressed out there.

"We're really proud of the plucky little fella and his plight to get home for Christmas," said Richard Brim, executive creative director at adam&eveDDB.

That is the chance to say, 'I'd love to stay, fellas, but I've got to get back to Saigon to file.' " A President's 'Mohr Problem' If military men admired Mohr, politicians were puzzled by him.

"He says to me, 'Boy, I've got to get that fella's address and phone number and send him some information,' " Groch said of the college coach.