Sentence examples for fellows stand from inspiring English sources

When Coogan dies, and David and his fellows stand at the graveside, and Blanca declares, "The battle is long and our foes are many," I sensed the drama drifting away into as posed and willful an unreality as you could find in a month of movies.

"...I walk into a room Just as cool as you please, And to a man, The fellows stand or Fall down on their knees.

One fellow stood at a blackboard and drew a box.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg accused him of failing to deliver enough federal health care dollars for New York, and the city's titans of finance at a recent closed-door meeting accused him of being insufficiently pro-Wall Street; one indignant fellow stood up and demanded his donation back.

"Their players and their fans were shouting for us to kick the ball out but, before the ball got to me, I think the fellow stood up or was just about to stand up.

During an audience Q&A, one brave fellow stood up and asked Cohen out.

He is uncertain how to proceed, since his father's murderer has many bold fellows to stand by him, while he is all alone.

For more intricate problems, though, it is often the laboratory's most senior researchers, the postdoctoral fellows, who stand in to help.

At the very least, Americans have seen their fellow countrymen stand with the Portuguese and the Koreans, the Poles and the Mexicans, and tonight the Germans.

"I really hope his fellow referees stand by him because – well, the fact I'm not allowed to say much about it says it all".

"We have heard you," begins the first speaker, as fellow activists stand in the background holding a blue banner emblazoned with the Network logo.