Sentence examples for has been fellow from inspiring English sources

Stephen B. Bright has been fellow or visiting lecturer in law since 1993.

"Democrats are hopeful the President will be open to an agreement to address the urgent needs of the American people and keep government open". This week, the bigger issue for Republicans seeking to avoid a shutdown has been fellow Republicans.

Since 1944 he has been fellow and College lecturer at St . Johns College, Cambridge, and in 1945 was Arris and Gale Lecturer at the Royal College of Surgeons ; Mr. A. V. Judges, University professor of history of education in King's College as from January 1, 1949.

She has been Fellow at the National Humanities Center George Kennann Member at the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton; Fellow at Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard University, and visiting scholar at the Institute of Eastern European History at Tubingen University (Germany).

In the past, it has been fellow shoppers who have been killed in the "savage" rush, as one onlooker at the Valley Stream store described the incident.

Since December 2012 he has been fellow of the European Renal Best Practice group of the ERA-EDTA, providing methodological support for the realization of the forthcoming European guidelines in nephrology.

She was talking about consumers, but could have been chiding her fellow designers.

I've lived in London since 1983, and most of my close friends have been fellow foreigners.

It has not escaped the notice of Iraq's neighbours that most of the victims of al-Qaeda there have been fellow Muslims.

The others are or have been fellow members of an early-morning "boot camp" workout that he attends at the Sports Club/LA, an upscale gym on East 61st Street.

Sri Lanka and South Africa had been fellow early adopters and with their cautious cooperation the ECB did try to make the first step towards something more expansive.