Sentence examples for like fellas from inspiring English sources

After the successful gig, he added, "it was like, 'Fellas, we need to celebrate all these years of making music together".' Mr. McDonald and Mr. LeBlanc, who now lives in Meriden, agreed, as did Bernard Fowler, who said: "I've always felt like we had unfinished business.

It's like: "Fella, I did that once.

They got on like a house of fire because they're like-minded fellas, and the soundtrack for most of their parties was Great Big Sea".

So, I say, you've made it perfectly clear you don't like the fella.

You don't like a fella, kill him, then get a lawyer.

It looked like the fellas would be enjoying October at home until old hands Mark Buehrle and Paul Konerko came through in the final game of the series.

Better yet, create a media blitz by posting an opening for a wedding date gig on Craigslist like these fellas did.

Let's watch using gender exclusive language, like "gents", "fellas", or "boys" on emails unless we are 100percentt sure that all are men, and want to be referred to as men.

This is wokeness defined; a generation that – with parents like this fella, guardians like this fella – is going to be fine.

But you won't like it, young fella.

"I like the young fella with them myself, the way they played trapping, swarming defense.