Sentence examples for fellows either from inspiring English sources

All of them took a dim view of painting as a profession.Constable found little encouragement from his fellows either.

There are three different schemes within the category of ?excellence promotion and recognition.? Marie Curie Excellence Awards are not fellowships, but rather prizes that publicly recognise excellence in research achieved by researchers who have been Marie Curie fellows, either in the current Framework Programme or in a previous one.

He's not overly enamoured of his fellow travellers, either, most of them too nervous to wade into battle.

He came upon one left behind by a fellow soldier – either dead or a deserter – and decided to take it for himself.

To be eligible, a fellow must either come from or go to a member country.

I was not consoled by my fellow cops either, when I lay bleeding on a filthy tenement landing.

Two old fellows sit on either side of a young woman and, unprovoked, start doing the wave.

There was <70% agreement by either fellows or program directors for minimum ≥18 months of clinical training (minimum ≥30% hepatology), and minimum ≥20 paracentesis/liver biopsies.

At most universities, responsibility for postdoctoral fellows lies with either the vice chancellor for research or the graduate dean.

The article by Heimburger and others, 1 in this issue of the AJTMH, describes the earlier FICRS program but focuses only on a subset of the overall program: the fellows, who were either post-doctoral or post-residency.

The AAAS places diplomacy fellows in either the State Department, the Agency for International Development (USAID), or the Fogarty International Center at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).