Word: fellows
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...opposition as a sign of personal malignity towards him. He would like to rise and on the flat of his feet, waving his great windmill of an arm in a gesture to the cosmos, denounce this fellow Coolidge in a voice vibrating with the passion of his platitudes. Instead, he has kept a moody silence...
...episcopal throne will presently be elevated the Rev. Ernest W. Barnes, Doctor of Science, Fellow of the Royal Society, Canon of Westminster and onetime Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. He will become Lord Bishop of Birmingham...
Pacific-their perils past, their proud adventure done. Three weeks ago, when the fliers arrived in Manhattan, James W. Wadsworth, senior U. S. Senator from New York, said: "At Boston, you saw thousands upon thousands of your fellow-countrymen thronging the streets and filling the open space in the centre of the old town so famous in the annals of the Republic-Boston Common. Your fellow-citizens indicated to you very clearly the quality of the emotions which fill the hearts of Americans today. You may have been stunned at the extent of that reception, as you may be with...
...rare fellow, comparable to Poe, Gaboriau, Wilkie Collins...
...announcements are quite all right. It's the courses that are missing." The Senior swore feelingly, for he was in the department of English, poor fellow, and the matter touched him closely. But the youth had not been listening; he was thumbing his pamphlet...