Sentence examples for one-time fellow from inspiring English sources

Dannii?" joked Cowell of his one-time fellow judge and a woman he had an affair with.

Who can avoid welling up when Tim Robbins' newly-emancipated Andy DuFresne is reunited with Red, his one-time fellow lag, at the end of The Shawshank Redemption?

He read a letter from one-time fellow inmate Charles Bronson: "I do hope the royal family shows its respects with a train wreath.

But stone me if Piers isn't to be found stirring the pot again, this time with a puff quote for his one-time fellow hack Wensley Clarkson's new motoring-themed memoir, Car Trouble.

The Justice-in-Education Initiative can trace its origins to the efforts of a handful of incarcerated women, including Elliott and her one-time fellow inmate Cheryl Wilkins, who is now senior director of education and programs at the Center for Justice.

These titans of the books pages tend to come from academe: Abell's predecessor at the TLS, John Gross, for example, who taught at King's College, Cambridge, or the New Statesman's late 1970s incumbent, David Caute, a one-time fellow of All Souls Oxford.

The group also included Benjamin Whichcote (1609 1683), Peter Sterry (1613 1672), John Smith (1618 1652), Nathaniel Culverwell (1619 1651), John Worthington (1618 1671), all one-time fellows of Emmanuel College, Cambridge.

Shafiq and Sisi were at one time fellow officers.

Robin Fleming, a one-time junior fellow in the Harvard University Society of Fellows, is using her year as a Radcliffe Fellow to finish her third book, "Living and Dying in Early Medieval Britain". She recently gave a lecture on economic calamity in early medieval Britain, and how people in desperate straits turned to "recycling" Roman ruins for what they needed.

It wasn't just because the film is produced by David Cameron's one-time roommate and fellow Etonian Peter Czernin, though you'd think that didn't help.

Unlike Ted Turner, his one-time rival and fellow buccaneer, Rupert isn't likely to tell his own story.