Sentence examples for set of fellows from inspiring English sources

The woman took Thoreau for a student from nearby Williams College — "a pretty wild set of fellows".

Though the rebels were "a plucky set of fellows," he said, "I do not think they can stand it much longer".

Last year's fellows program was a success, says the firm, and today Kleiner Perkins is announcing the second set of fellows.

He wrote of this journey: "I never had a happier cruise ... a nobler set of fellows never sailed together".

He sharply criticized the mind-set of fellow pros in his book "Teed Off" (1977), written with Nick Seitz.

In 1790 The Times reported instances of children "...begging for money for Guy Faux", and a report of 4 November 1802 described how "a set of idle fellows ... with some horrid figure dressed up as a Guy Faux" were convicted of begging and receiving money, and committed to prison as "idle and disorderly persons".

In one recipient's own words: "When I was selected to be part of the first set of ADDRF fellows, little did I know that it was the beginning of great things for my career.

For two-way comparisons of data following a Gaussian distribution, independent data sets were analyzed with an unpaired two-tailed t-test, whereas paired data sets (comparison of fellow eyes treated with cRGD vs. cRAD or anakinra vs. PBS control) were analyzed with a paired t-test.

Pal is a down-to-earth chap, named after a tin with his picture on it; not at all the sort of fellow to set off on a harebrained scheme of his own accord.

Years before, Thomson inherited the train set of Frank Bourgholtzer, a fellow Staten Islander.

These sketches are, to be sure, the standard-issue material of a good doctor trying to do right by a set of immensely beleaguered fellow citizens.