Sentence examples for such fellows from inspiring English sources

What should such fellows as I do crawling between earth and heaven?

The date-seeking women in these shows will remind such fellows that things on the home front could be much, much worse.

Gustav Temple, editor of The Chap magazine, thechap.net, which lists events suitable for such fellows London Pugs, a social for people who own pugs, meets on the first Saturday of the month in Green Park.

Recently, one such fellow hoisted the barkeep into his arms and gave her a sloppy kiss.

Moving into the Tech Center last year, he quickly loaded his client list with such fellow tenants as Keytrade Online (now officially Patagon USA), Alarm Doctor and Imperial Software.

Like such fellow northern Europeans as Emil Nolde and (classically) Van Gogh he has a way of exulting in colour without ever seeming too relaxed about it.

I wouldn't dream of assuming that the prospect of sharing part of the same former car park with such fellow citizens would deter well-heeled property investors from buying into the sumptuous blueprint that is Lillie Square.

Such fellow-feeling is honored in the closing scenes of Jordan's film, when Roger walks into the casino and throws an arm over Bob's shoulder, as if to say, I don't trust you, but I love you.

If you listen to just a few hours of the Nixon recordings, you begin to get a portrait of harried insecurity, tantrums, and familial affection, as well as the moments of bonhomie he shared with such fellow political soldiers as Hubert Humphrey.

Charlie navigates this delicate state of affairs with the help of his friends, Sam Endervelt and Alice Pincus, while his social status fluctuates in the eyes of such fellow schoolgoers as Rachel Klempner and Lainie Mingenbach (Balaban having evidently lifted his characters' names from the guest registry of Grossinger's, circa 1954).

While later working across from the Brill Building the Manhattan music hub that housed such fellow pop duos as Howard Greenfield and Neil Sedaka the two wrote some of the most memorable songs of the decade, among them "The Loco-Motion" (1962) for Little Eva, "Up on the Roof" (1962) for the Drifters, and "(You Make Me Feel like) A Natural Woman" (1967) for Aretha Franklin.