Sentence examples for fellows very from inspiring English sources
As a medicine resident I got to know the other medical residents and the medical specialty fellows very well, but I didn't get to know many people in surgery.
At the ballet, in London, in 1955, two years after Gielgud had been arrested for "cottaging" — cruising a public lavatory — in Chelsea John Gielgudd and two young fellows (very sissy) sat next to us and we talked and he sent love to Karen Blixen [Isak Dinesen, whom Lerman had befriended].
We pushed our fellows very hard during a very intensive six months - and we felt that they should be paid for their work during the fellowship.
"Bill Shankly was a very good fellow, very joyful.
"Very nice, my dear fellow, very nice," said Duveen.
"He was a nice young fellow, very polite," Mr. Aquino said.
(When I reached Lish by phone, he recalled Bourdain as "an altogether charming fellow, very tall," but he had no recollection of Bourdain's writing).
Each part of speech has his own personality — prepositions are a gaggle of "little creatures," while Mr. Noun is a "stout big fellow, very well dressed" — and skirmishes between the characters illustrate dozens of basic grammatical principles.
A fellow — very well dressed, seemed to have his stuff together — stopped me at the airport a couple months ago and said, 'I don't want a picture and I don't want an autograph.
Dr. Dicker said that he met Mr. Beldengreen, whom he described as "a very nice fellow, very personable," on several occasions, through another dentist, and that Mr. Beldengreen had visited his office twice to talk casually.
"He's a dear fellow, very dear," Wrinkle said.
