Sentence examples for fellows which from inspiring English sources

It usually refers to mentors and fellows, which is unobjectionable, but in its press releases often changes that to mentors and mentees.

It has 1,700 applicants for a new program called New York City Teaching Fellows, which will place 250 new teachers in failing schools starting this fall.

Therein, among the unripe, green protuberances … lay a prestige and a preëminence among our fellows which in all the years that have passed I have never been able to recapture.

Instead, she answered an advertisement for the New York City Teaching Fellows, which takes people from a variety of careers and puts them in classrooms, while paying for them to get their master's degrees in education.

As Stevenson's friend the poet and folklorist Andrew Lang recalled: "He told me once he meant to write a story about a fellow who was two fellows, which did not, when thus stated, seem a fortunate idea".

Currently, programs like Teach for America, which recruits heavily among recent college graduates, and New York City Teaching Fellows, which attracts young professionals seeking to change careers, must become partners with education schools.

To get that funding you have to be a fellow, which requires long, arduous application process.

One of the lighter numbers was "The Bullfrog Patrol," with lyrics by Anne Caldwell from the 1919 show "She's a Good Fellow," which Ms. Luker sang with Sally Wilfert.

I regret to tell you that I began to take out my frustrations on Leo, poor fellow, which is why the mauling scene is so excruciating to watch.

On top of that he is an extremely decent fellow, which was not part of the job description but will stand him in good stead nonetheless.

In 2015, Comita was named an Ecological Society of America (ESA) Early Career Fellow, which honors early career ESA members for their contributions and potential contributions to the discipline.