Sentence examples for or fella from inspiring English sources

Valentine's Day is only a month away, and if you're looking for somewhere to take your lady or fella that will guarantee a chaste evening, the Creation Museum is hosting a date night.

End the Chris Brown moonwalk by stopping irritatedly and striking a pose, for the ladies or fellas to admire the move you just did.

When you, a UK person (hello UK person!), goes to see someone like Pascoe or Alan Davies or Simon Amstell, you don't judge them just as a stand-up comedian in front of you on the night; you judge them against the framework of the lady who was great on Live At The Apollo or the fella who is brilliant on QI or the barbed wit off Never Mind The Buzzcocks or whatever.

So in your car with James Corden you've got, say, Theresa May or that fella in the specs she's married to, Call Me Dave Cameron or Sam Cam, Gordon Brown or Sarah, Tony or Cherie, Maggie or Denis?

Shah sees uses for his software everywhere there's a remote workforce or a fella on a factory floor.

No doubt they were thinking about the $20 (ladies) or $40 (fellas) they had spent to get in.

He's also called the Albino or the Long Fella (though not because he writes poetry, which he doesn't) or simply Mr. H.

He took to calling Georgina "young fella" or "my right-hand man".

He was the "Big Fella" or simply "Big Al", big in stature and heart.

"Was this you misunderstanding the other fella, or him misunderstanding you?" Malvo likes to get things straight.

Former Adelaide coach Graham Cornes questioned the veteran forward's own bona fides: "If it was Paul Roos or a young fella like Brad Boyd, who plays with passion and commitment, maybe then you'd have to listen, but when it's a player who has never played to his full given potential you have to question it".