Sentence examples for indian fellow from inspiring English sources

Talking to Indian fellow students and hearing about the new computer tool known as Google Earth, he becomes obsessed with finding out where he came from to a degree that, not completely convincingly, threatens to ruin his life.

One of the greatest historians of the Indian subcontinent, fellow of a Cambridge college, who held an Indian passport, once told me of the repeated enquiries he faced at Heathrow about his 'intentions' on entering the UK.

Familiarity with American settlers bred the officers' admiration for Indians as fellow warriors superior to mere money-grubbing.

They started making their meticulously beaded and expansively feathered costumes a century ago, when poor blacks were exposed to Buffalo Bill's Wild West shows and saw the Indians as fellow rebels against white domination.

Some Indians remember that their abusers were fellow Indians.

The author, a young Indian-American, writes with poise, sly humor and an acuity both cultural and sensuous: In New York, when a fellow Indian immigrant hires Anju to work in his beauty salon, he observes approvingly that she "squats like only a third-worlder can, froglike for minutes on end, brushing tumbleweeds of black and hennaed hair into a dustpan".

The response from his fellow Indians and from non-Indians has been enthusiastic.

The anxious tone radiating from that fellow — Indian or Pakistani?

Congratulations to you from your fellow Indian Christians.

"Rahul, we've enjoyed every run you've scored," said Anil Kumble, a fellow Indian cricketer.

He described his own deep bonds in college with fellow Indian immigrants.