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Examples
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Called A-L by her friends, Felstead made the rounds of strip clubs and fetish parties in search of material.
William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011
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"Pretty old equipment and not necessarily much by way of professionalism in terms of manpower behind it," said Felstead.
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Called A-L by her friends, Felstead made the rounds of strip clubs and fetish parties in search of material.
William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011
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"Pretty old equipment and not necessarily much by way of professionalism in terms of manpower behind it," said Felstead.
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As the German battalion across the way brought its singing to a halt, Felstead and his men returned the favor with a rendition of "Good King Wenceslas."
What Lives They Led 2007
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At 106 years old, Felstead was the last known survivor of that Christmas truce.
What Lives They Led 2007
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The next day Felstead and his men joined the German soldiers in no man's land for an impromptu game of football, until a furious British officer reminded them of their mission: they were to "kill the Hun, not make friends with him."
What Lives They Led 2007
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He walked unsteadily towards the police car that had brought him from Felstead.
Hard Frost Wingfield, R. D. 1995
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"So you were at Magdalen with Major Felstead?" another caller remarked in mild wonder.
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"He was at Magdalen a few years after Major Felstead, and I am sure you'd find plenty to talk about."
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