Sentence examples for good-looking fellow from inspiring English sources

Conveniently, a good-looking fellow teacher (Margarita Levieva) is available.

SEX Cale takes to a good-looking fellow drifter named Akima (Ms. Barrymore).

I would say to her, and she'd say, That very good-looking fellow out there in the apple tree.

The next morning, while going for coffee in Park Slope, Ms. Larson saw a good-looking fellow across the street.

I board the subway, and immediately a craggy, good-looking fellow in a Burberry trenchcoat inhales deeply, ogling me.

"He's a good-looking fellow, but when you're in a professional mode you're not thinking about dating".

It's refreshing, you must admit, to meet a man and woman with so many shared interests: dancing at El Morocco, drinking Scotch from the bottle and giving one's all to good-looking fellows in uniform.

Sure, Sam and Dean are both good-looking fellows.

In "Lone Pine," a middle-aged couple taking a trip through the wilderness ("the first real trip they had ever taken") is held up and killed by a "a good-looking young fellow of maybe 20".

Practically everyone knows the story, either from reading it in school, from seeing the 1945 movie version or through osmosis: Dorian Gray (played here with an eerie remoteness by Crispin Freeman) is a good-looking young fellow who wants to stay that way, and his wish that a portrait do his aging for him is magically granted.

My plan for addressing my nagging guilt from that long-ago date in Maine was to get myself chosen by Mimi and then, once the preliminaries were out of the way, drop a question on her along the lines of, "So, do you ever watch 'Law & Order'?" Unfortunately, she chose someone else, a good-looking British fellow who seemed unlikely to have ever been near a crime scene.