Sentence examples for fellows talking from inspiring English sources

Going about in the streets, we encounter more & more fellows talking to themselves as they buck the tides of the sidewalk traffic.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, July 3 , 1954P. 13 Going about in the streets, we encounter more & more fellows talking to themselves as they buck the tides of the sidewalk traffic.

"But it's a totally different matter when you get fellows talking about your mother or your sister or other family members.

"Part of what is important to this is that the Fellows talk with IAVI, at the start and throughout," observed one Fellow.

Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Ronald Reagan, Condoleezza Rice, Paul Bremer, Tony Blair, Brit Hume (a fellow talking head on the Fox News Channel) and the presidential speechwriter Michael Gerson.

As for the experience of having his own performance scrutinized by Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Skakel's new legal team and now his fellow talking heads, he sounds philosophical.

In "Obskene," conceived and directed by Tina Shepard, classical messenger monologues adapted by Sidney Goldfarb and Lizzie Olesker are combined with futuristic speeches in the same vein by a team of playwrights including Ms. Shepard's fellow Talking Band founders, Ellen Maddow and Paul Zimet, along with Marcus Gardley, David Greenspan, John Jesurun, Deb Margolin, Mr. Goldfarb and Ms. Olesker.

"For a start," she said, "tell me what that Cleaver fellow talked to you about".

Captain Harville is grateful to her for "making that poor fellow talk so much".

"I wanted to hear this fellow talk about his country, talk about what he was trying to do with all this wealth".

In front of us a tall, unassuming, and stylishly dressed Dutch fellow talked on his cell phone.