Sentence examples for fellow question from inspiring English sources

Three days after the death of Margaret Thatcher, former Lib Dem leader Sir Menzies Campbell accused his fellow Question Time guest, Thatcher biographer Charles Moore, of exhibiting "a persecution complex that is quite unjustified".

Fellow Question Time panelist Bonnie Greer admitted today she had to restrain herself from slapping Griffin last night, before adding she was glad she hadn't because he was "totally trounced" on the show.

Griffin said of his fellow Question Time panellists before the show that Bonnie Greer was "the joker in the pack... [who]... knows how to look after herself and may be more of a handful than the others", that Menzies Campbell "would have been more daunting" than Chris Huhne, that Jack Straw is "a very effective advocate".

The best way to do that, she said, was to answer the fellows' questions.

Only once did a fellow photographer question her presence.

My father was that fellow, no question, all of the above.

The other incident took place in a building on East Fourth Street, and the fellow in question was more straightforward.

Do you know the Not-So-Big-Bad Wolf?" The rabbit then tries to draw the fellow in question, using a piece of chalk and a traditional blackboard.

The fellow in question asked me to cover an additional call of his, as he inadvertently (through his mistake) performed one extra call that month.

But what seems like a distinction without a difference to so many still has the power to fan the defensive flames of women who know, or suspect, that their fellow mothers question their choice to work or to stay home.

The fellow in question this time is the distinctly unpromising Jay Baruchel, a gangly Canadian ectomorph who got the girl (though not much of an audience) in "She's Out of My League" and who trained the cartoon dragon in "How to Train Your Dragon".