Sentence examples for one fella from inspiring English sources

"No," she says, "but one fella wanted an albino mole fighting off a stoat".

"There was one fella I remember who was really upset because he'd got the one shoe that he wanted, but didn't have the other one.

He allows Tom Joad, a man who can kill, to become inspired by a former preacher, to be the hero of his novel: "I been thinkin' a hell of a lot, thinkin' about our people livin' like pigs, an' the good lan' layin' fallow, or maybe one fella with a million acres, while a hunderd thousan' good farmers is starvin.' An I been wonderin' if all our folks got together an yelled".

George tries to explain that the money isn't available because they've invested it in each other — one fella's savings helped to finance another's business or secure a neighbor's house — but the scene, though meant as a tableau of solidarity, seems more eloquent today as an account of moral hazard.

"I'll tell ya about one fella, Jonesy, he was nine stone when he came to us, thin as a board.

Others have simply quit: one fella who was grinding his way up from small stakes games is now packing boxes for minimum wage.

Let your inner divas out with this one, fellas!

What we've seen from the Vote Leave campaign is what happens when the school of thought previously resigned to the one shouty fella on Question Time is given funding and a national platform.

4. The band credited their unique, iconic charisma to one random "fella" in Hamburg.

One local fella was shot in the neck by some maniac in the mob behind him.

"I finally settled on this one, because the fella that had these pitches before didn't have a driving licence, so he asked me to drive him up here.