Sentence examples for thinks the fellow from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seugar thinks the fellow is barmy.

The young woman cast as the Virgin Mary thinks the fellow who plays her son looks pretty hot on that cross.

The early success of these impressive youngsters is certainly inspiring, and O'Neill said that he thinks the Fellows can become exemplars for other intelligent young people looking to get involved in technology.

Unbelievable: you'd think the fellow was running for the See of Canterbury.

I think the fellow who wrote it, Voltaire, used the same gag too often, though.

I certainly don't believe that I thought the fellow was homosexual," Mr. Romney said.

You might think the fellow would have considered this trade advantageous, but in fact he sat on the stoop of the drygoods store and weighed it for some time.

"Their players and their fans were shouting for us to kick the ball out but, before the ball got to me, I think the fellow stood up or was just about to stand up.

Anton Floyd is the good guy, Demetrius, a married man who apparently thought the fellows were going to Rio to have a few drinks and watch parades.

"Did somebody induce him to keep the tax on the movies?" "Hell, no," said Tom. "He just didn't want the other fellow's clients to think the other fellow was that strong.

And the reader, opening one sleepy eye, thinks that the fellow who wrote this thing was certainly pretty worked up about something, wasn't he; funny how hard it is to stay awake while you are reading it.