Sentence examples for fellows in question from inspiring English sources

Most refreshingly, none of the fellows in question — Mr. Bastian; Mr. Hamilton; Mr. Lippes; Marcus Wainwright and David Neville of Rag & Bone; Adam Kimmel; and Patrik Ervell — are trying to design like Europeans.

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.

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".

The Angry Calaisians seemed neither very forthcoming nor very charming, but I must also admit that, honestly, the fellow resident in question had good reason to complain: living on the Route de Gravelines must be absolute hell.

As to one of the words in question, his fellow executive producer David Black added: "I stand with Vice President Cheney, who recently used the word on the Senate floor".

It begins, with carnal candour: "I remember you well in the Chelsea hotel/ you were talking so brave and so sweet/ giving me head on the unmade bed/ while the limousines wait in the street", and in 2005 Cohen reluctantly confirmed that the lover in question was fellow Chelsea habitue Janis Joplin.

The situation can be even more fraught when the guy in question is a fellow musician.

The Supreme Court granted certiorari and affirmed on September 4, 1854, holding that "the Seneca nation had not duly granted and conveyed the reserve in question to Ogden and Fellows".

"I wonder if I could ask you fellows one question.