Examples of 'quite a fellow' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite a fellow"
quite a fellow: 'Quite a fellow' is a phrase used to describe someone who is impressive, remarkable, or noteworthy in some way. It is often a positive expression of admiration or respect for an individual's qualities or accomplishments
How to use "quite a fellow" in a sentence
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quite a fellow
This nund rishi sounds like quite a fellow.
You are quite a fellow yourself.
Right there within our own consciousness. - this nund rishi sounds like quite a fellow.
Your beau is quite a fellow.
I was quite a fellow into fashion and all these things.
He sounds like quite a fellow.
You are quite a fellow . You are quite a fellow yourself.
He seems to be quite a fellow.
He's quite a fellow over there.
What little I have read about him, he seems to be quite a fellow.
He was quite a fellow.
The little I have read about him, he seems to be quite a fellow.
H is quite a fellow.
My friend Piccolo 's quite a fellow.
I thought I was quite a fellow when I joined the air force.
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I must get myself a tiger skin as soon as possible. - Quite a fellow.
Antheil 's quite a fellow.
I could swim this river five times . - You are quite a fellow.
Quite a fellow with the girls, eh?
You know, you are quite a fellow.
He 's quite a fellow.
Sam the Lion? He was quite a fellow.
He was, or he had been, quite a fellow - that was obvious.
What about Paine? - He was quite a fellow.
A bit crazy, but quite a fellow.
What fun . You are quite a fellow.
The shop-owner's quite a fellow.
Sam 's dead . He was quite a fellow.
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Fellow would like to buy you a drink
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But there may be quite an interesting reaction
Quite a boy you have got here
Tootie sings quite well for a child
