Sentence examples for fellows out from inspiring English sources

And I may also be guilty (wrong #3) of a lack of empathy for those fellows out in the hinterland who feel so hard-pressed as to have to vote for a miscreant.

For example, Hughes proposes that a passage long thought to record Wagner's praise for a pogrom in Russia — "That is the only way it can be done — by throwing these fellows out and giving them a thrashing" — is, in fact, a commentary on the killing of anti-Semitic ruffians by Russian soldiers.

He merely informed her that he would have to return to New York to "straighten those fellows out".

Ninety percent of the fellows out there have not passed the test".

Is she exploiting, teasing and ridiculing these poor, seemingly harmless fellows out of some misguided feminist rage?

"I had lines of fellows out in the hall knocking on my door, waiting to see the watch".

And, as a point of comparison viz a viz the menace, check this little fellow out.

I would say to her, and she'd say, That very good-looking fellow out there in the apple tree.

"The fellow out there in the Immigration Services is a kike by the name of Rosenberg".

As the story goes, FDR heard the fellow out, and then told him: "I agree with you, I want do do it... Now make me do it".

All this leaves out of sight the fellows, stretched out with holes through them, or with legs and arms off".