Sentence examples for fellow lodger from inspiring English sources

On one occasion he pulled a handgun on a fellow lodger who had taunted him for being black.

Harold Pinter's Night School ITVV, 1960) cast him as a recently released convict with suspicions about a fellow lodger, played by Pinter's wife, Vivien Merchant.

Not even Eliot's long-standing friend and fellow lodger in Carlyle Mansions, the publisher John Hayward, would know until the morning itself.

He invites his neighbour at lecture, or someone who has laughed twice at his jokes in hall, or his fellow lodger at Mr. Juke's, the hairdresser.

Kennedy had been a fellow lodger two years earlier when he was working in a box factory, and had become one of her earliest students.

Her fellow lodgers are single women, in a similar predicament to herself.

During my time in Canadian dormitories, my fellow lodgers have included travelers from St. Lucia and South Africa, young families with kids and, of course, lots of students — college kids taking summer courses and high schoolers on class trips.

The suspicions of the landlord (a policeman) and his family were aroused because Walters was acting strangely, asking fellow lodgers to buy her chlorodyne and carbolic acid, both of which were unusual items to purchase.

In his majestic evocation of the city at the time, Thunder at Twilight, Frederic Morton imagines Hitler haranguing his fellow lodgers "on morality, racial purity, the German mission and Slav treachery, on Jews, Jesuits, and Freemasons".

The author went on to admit that, "the hint for almost every character was taken from my fellow lodgers in a large rooming house..."....

We go downstairs for lunch lots of fresh potatoes and green things—and meet our fellow lodgers, who include two female anthropology students and a German photographer and his wife.