Sentence examples for a former clerk at from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bennitt, a former clerk at the Chicago Board Options Exchange, teaches at Yoga View and two other studios.

The man turns out to be Amit Mishra, lately of Faizabad in Uttar Pradesh, a former clerk at large, in search of employment.

Walking up Columbus Avenue one recent evening, I fell in alongside a tall man with long strides, salt-and-pepper porcupine hair and a face I instantly recognized as that of a former clerk at Video to Go, a once-popular video rental store on Broadway and 88th Street.

Prosecutors say a former clerk for Orange County Superior Court is at the center of a massive bribery scheme in which he falsified court records to make it appear that defendants had served jail time, been convicted of a lesser charge or paid fines when they had not.

"She makes lunch for everybody -- Tex-Mex, Southwestern fare," says Marci Hamilton, a former clerk who is now a professor at Cardozo Law School in New York.

(A Yale Law School graduate and a former clerk to Justice Clarence Thomas, Yoo now teaches law at Berkeley).

Instead, he asks for "two single-spaced pages," Christine Jolls, a former clerk who is now a law professor at Harvard, says.

"As someone who totally loves and adores her, I think she should kind of take it slow at the beginning," a former clerk of Sotomayor's told me.

"When you've got an appealing litigant, it makes you want to side with them," Michael Klarman, a professor at Harvard Law School and a former clerk for Ruth Bader Ginsburg, said.

"McCain is a social conservative, and he's given every indication that his appointees would be conservative, especially since that's the traditional way to repay the Republican base for helping elect you," said Michael Dorf, a professor at Cornell Law School and a former clerk for Justice Anthony M. Kennedy.

A commission headed by Paul Silk, a former clerk to the Welsh assembly, is looking at whether tax and borrowing powers should be devolved.