Sentence examples for fellow from the from inspiring English sources

The other fellow from the classical music sphere is Francisco J.

The fellow from the corporation lifted the manhole and climbed down a ladder inside.

The fellow from "The Gift of the Magi" gets a perverse kick out of his wife's newly androgynous hairdo.

Georg Weller, the fellow from the Foreign Office, and two SD agents who worked with Carlson Mailer also came.

A fellow from the Daily Racing Form got there under the impression that he had been invited to cover an exhibition of British bookmaking.

Once, you almost said — to a sneaky fellow from the Daily News, who was inquiring — you almost turned to him and said Motherfucker I AM music.

Edward Boyd is a research fellow from the think tank Policy Exchange, the authors of the Police and Crime Commissioner policy.

A gauche fellow from the military rabbinate shows up, suggests that "a little smile can help you cope," and scuttles off, muttering, "May you know no more grief".

One fellow from the Heritage Foundation managed, in talking to The New York Post, to cram three Yiddish words into a single sentence.

After an hour or so they took a break and turned the mike over to a jeans-clad fellow from the audience who played guitar and sang blues.

Whatever the reasons, it is a corrosive habit of mind which is totally at odds with the generosity of the British public who see actions and people for what they are rather better than the twerpish fellow from The Spectator.