Sentence examples for to be fellow from inspiring English sources

Many were said to be fellow Kikuyus of Mr Kenyatta.

Eighteen skeletons, believed to be fellow smugglers, were found during excavations, and the restaurant is said to be haunted by the smuggler who shopped Jack to Customs.

The children were said to be intent on blocking Israeli undercover agents, but the only people they were stopping appeared to be fellow Palestinians.

He also paints portraits of his friends, many of whom seem to be fellow artists: Francesco Clemente, Cindy Sherman, Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns.

Yesterday, before Watson could make it to Butler cabin to talk it over with Nantz and Faldo, he was met on the tenth green by some of his biggest fans who just happened to be fellow tour players.

An infamous on-air rant about his pay in September last year prompted speculation that radio bosses were on the search for a younger host, tipped to be fellow Radio 1 presenters Matt Edmondson or Fearne Cotton.

But many recognizably cosmopolitan theses (that is, the moderate ones) are consistent with loyalty to fellow-citizens, and even the strictest cosmopolitan can justify some forms of service to fellow-citizens when they are an optimal way to promote justice or to do good for human beings (who might happen to be fellow-citizens).

Artists cannot apply to be fellows, but must create a professional track for themselves over time.

At a university in a big city, we wouldn't know if the people we were walking next to were fellow students or tourists.

This kind of site will let you log whatever stage of the application process you're going through, so can be a great way to meet your soon-to-be fellow students before freshers' week.

In her orientation, she was already sharing notes with soon-to-be fellow senators who support a campaign-finance reform bill, which she identifies as her first legislative priority.