Sentence examples for fellows would be from inspiring English sources

The fellows would be eligible for a $5,000-a-year stipend toward graduate school, once they had completed their two-year teaching stint.

The fellows would be paid as much as $189,000 each, in private money; to date, $4.5 million has been raised, including $1 million donated by Dr. Tisch, a member of one of New York's wealthiest families.

In December, the chancellor of the New York State Board of Regents, Merryl H. Tisch, announced a new program: 13 research fellows would be selected to advise the education commissioner and the 17-member board.

Although the teaching fellows would be uncertified at first, they would complete the required coursework at the City University of New York over the next two years, a plan that Mr. Levy hopes will be acceptable to the State Board of Regents.

Similarly, under FP6, Liberali proposes that EC fellows would be able to spend 2 years abroad and a third back at home.

"In other places, the fellows would be expected to raise their own money, but we say, 'No, no, if you're going to do something that's valuable for us, we're going to pay you for it by making it possible to not have to raise your own money.' ".

Ms. Keating said a summer fellow would be announced in January.

He was a fine, large, rough-coated English sheepdog and a more honest looking fellow would be hard to find.

Lighten Zahedi's complexion, stuff him in a fright wig, and this fellow would be a ringer for Harpo Marx.

If you were told that, less than a couple of hours later, the same fellow would be strapped into the cockpit of a striding cyberweapon, pulverizing all who draw near, like Jeff Bridges at the end of "Iron Man," you'd laugh.

Hardly anyone is killing each other anymore (the murder rate is at its lowest since 1966), so this fellow would be the exception to the rule.