Sentence examples for fine fellows from inspiring English sources
"Wiley & Putnam are fine fellows, who do really straight forward un-American things".
Fine fellows in new overcoats made from German cloth rode by on strong, sturdy steeds.
The activists know that the bottom line of these fine fellows is not the interests of the general public.
Stilton has PGI (protected geographical status), awarded by those fine fellows in Brussels, and the Melton Mowbray Pork Pie Association, of which there are eight members, has applied for the same recognition for its beloved product.
Then one day you do win a Guggenheim and think, they are mighty fine fellows, those judges, and are happy for a month before other thoughts settle in: Why, if you are a good enough writer to win a Guggenheim, have you never won a Lannan or a Whiting, much less a MacArthur?
Cockburn's initial impressions were positive; he observed that the new recruits were "getting on astonishingly" and were "really fine fellows".
He seems like a fine fellow.
Fine, fellow reporter: produce your sources.
Stop right there, my fine fellow.
Carr's verdict: No. Perfectly fine fellow, but no.
