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• I just tried to be a regular fellow all my life.
• They remember him as a regular fellow.
• Besides being classic serve-and-volleyers, Patrick Rafter and Tim Henman are regular fellows.
• Besides regular Fellows, the Society elects Honorary Fellows, people recognized for special or outstanding achievements.
• Kenneth Branagh's Iago is a relatively regular fellow, lending a poignancy that puts the character's treachery in more modern perspective.
• Kuhn grew up in Bushnell, Illinois, and later remarked, " I hope some of the oldtimers remember me as a regular fellow ."
• But to the tiny skiing village that produced him, double Olympic gold medalist and crash artist extraordinaire Hermann Maier is just plain hometown Hermann, regular fellow.
• I think people like to know that he's a regular fellow, not a stuffy aristocrat that wants to stay behind closed doors in air conditioning ."
• His next door neighbor said Jarrah was a " regular fellow " and " nice neighbor " with whom he exchanged pleasantries in the laundry room.
• After Gene rescues Edward from a runaway horse, Edward apologizes for his earlier behavior, leading Gene to conclude that the young Englishman is a " regular fellow ".
• Of course, this regular fellow could have retired at 21 _ if he had taken the buyout offers he received for GX Media, the parent company of gamers . com.
• "Just a regular fellow, " the pundit said simply of the Camelot scion with whom Blankley claims " kibitzing rights " on the workings of capital politics.
• When he donned the cowboy hat in Houston and rode around in a stage coach, he was regarded by most Americans as that epitome of good fellowship _ a " regular fellow ."
• For the next several weeks it heaped gratitude, relief and sheer unjaded delight on the honest-to-God hero _ and regular fellow _ who had made this wild, necessary ride.
• ""'A Regular Fellow " "'is a 1925 American comedy silent film directed by A . Edward Sutherland and written by Joseph A . Mitchell, Reggie Morris and Keene Thompson.
• He is not a sissy or a goody-goody, he is a regular fellow, an ideal type of man of high and steadfast principles, who believes the Commandments are as practicable in 1923 as they were in the time of Moses.
• By no means an ordinary person-- not with that multimillion-dollar Manhattan lifestyle and that rare drive that propelled him from small-town South Dakota to the media pinnacle-- Brokaw still seemed the most regular fellow in his select crowd.
• The owner turned out to be a regular fellow in a neat suit and tie _ no gold chains _ and married with five children, which could possibly be classed as an extravagant lifestyle these days . Consider the cost of groceries and new shoes for five kids.
• If " Nixon " is Stone's take on the man, " The Real Nixon, " a set of three videos to be released Tuesday by Central Park Media, is a carefully orchestrated but oddly affecting effort by the former president to come across as a regular fellow.
• He had those cute little radio commercials, complete with an inoffensive jingle, where he'd tell voters he wasn't a career pol, just a regular fellow who wanted to make things better, serve a couple of terms, not make a life out of it, just do good, then go home and mow the lawn.