Sentence examples for terrific fellow from inspiring English sources

"He's just a terrific fellow.

Nothing against Jason Giambi, who seems like a terrific fellow, but there is a reek of obscenity in the cable television money the Yankees and Mets are spending on players.

And," he pauses, "I feel terrific!" Fellow graduates applaud.

They were all terrific fellows, but none of them hailed from Scranton.

"He's an easy fellow; he looks like a terrific bloke to have a drink with or have a barbecue with," said Matt Price, a political columnist for The Australian, a national newspaper.

As the night clerk, the blank mirror in which Erie searches pleadingly for the self he wants to see, Joe Grifasi is terrific, a hollow-eyed fellow long since emptied of the will to believe that Erie clings to by his fingernails.

Senator Harry Reid (D-Nevada) has sent a terrific letter to his fellow Senators Carl Levin and John McCain on the Armed Services Committee explaining why he won't be bringing the Committee's reported version of the National Defense Authorization Act to the Senate floor for a vote until a few particularly troublesome provisions are removed.

It was one of several terrific plays by Crosby and his fellow Penguins star Evgeni Malkin.

Paul was right about the monetary system and had been for twenty-five yearSantorumrum had displayed great courage in Iowa; Mitt was a hard-working fellow who did a terrific job at the 2002 Winter Olympics.

I think if you make this funnier it can be a terrific little anecdote about your eccentric fellow-villagers.

Little Richard, I always thought, was a terrific entertainer, but a very mixed up fellow.