Sentence examples for good fellows from inspiring English sources

The neighborhood changed and now it's just good fellows.

I'd drink to all good fellows who come from far and near.

The New Yorker, December 7 , 1935P. 35 Who is the wonder man in Harper's Magazine, this prince of good fellows who gets along with women?

But those who had lost the beards and sunk a few pints were "pronounced to be good fellows" and "command respect, especially among the habitués of the public-house".

But he liked Colin and Dick Wurzengreist and Bill Chen, good fellows all, and he liked being here with them, even if he was feeling the effects of the sake on a mostly empty stomach — or maybe because he was.

The view is masculine, conservative, hedonistic: good fellows write poetry, study science and philosophy, do business, practice law, and gather at the end of the day for a drink, and let's not have any nonsense about austerity or purity.

He was a good fellow.

For e's a jolly good fellow.

"Bill Shankly was a very good fellow, very joyful.

"He's a dadgum good fellow," said W. F.

Step aside, Tietjens, there's a good fellow.