Sentence examples for fellows though from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Fellows, though, there remains an appeal in being inaccessible.

Some of the fellows, though, walking in a Lurch gait, looked like headwaiters bent from serving too many aperitifs to French ladies.

I heard a young Haitian woman the other day lambaste her fellows, though, for leaving in droves since the earthquake, while her family, who have a business, have kept their doors open and were doing everything they could to continue to provide the means for those dependent upon them to survive.

Anna They're mostly lovely fellows, though, aren't they?

They're a little careless, these fellows: though they watch Stark on video cameras, for a long time they manage to miss the evidence that he's really making a gigantic suit of armor for himself.

Lemmon and Matthau might have made this material work, but these two fellows, though they have been touring this show for some time, never seem comfortable with each other.

And, slender fellow though he is, he refused to gorge on the artery-clogging sausage and sweets found on the campaign trail.

A contingent of French paratroopers filled the air above the Invalides, too, and landed, with great aplomb, exactly on their small, prespecified spots on the lawn without even bending their knees, then entered immediately into laughing conversation with their just-back-to-earth fellows, as though, somewhere in midair, each had suddenly remembered the punch line to a very good dirty joke.

These weren't fellow hikers, though, but soldiers.

Mr. Davenport and his fellow protesters, though, had no patience for such a tedious democratic process.

His fellow passengers, though companionable enough, are variously elderly, drunk and insane - sometimes all three.