Sentence examples for clerical hand from inspiring English sources

It is written in an elegant, clerical hand, on four sheets of parchment, each two feet wide and a bit more than two feet high, about the size of an eighteenth-century newspaper but finer, and made not from the pulp of plants but from the hide of an animal.

He loved to convey bad… It is written in an elegant, clerical hand, on four sheets of parchment, each two feet wide and a bit more than two feet high,… Destiny And Desire, by Carlos Fuentes, translated from the Spanish by Edith Grossman (Random House; $27).

7) The clerical staff handed out the home self-sampling kit, and to ensure confidentiality young people could collect the home self-sampling kit and return it to various places in the town, namely pharmacies and the Youth Information Office, so they could avoid coming to the Health Center and being recognized by other patients.

The gift project was believed dead until the recent discovery of the clerical sleight of hand.

Both parties chalked it up to a clerical error, shook hands, and went their separate ways, but not before one final night of heady — and, to Alvin, bewildering — moot-court debate over tort reform.

The Rev. Bernard Xibaut, chancellor to the Catholic archbishop, said that the Concordat worked so well here because of "the significant presence of other faiths," and that when the main churches negotiated clerical salaries, "we negotiate hand-in-hand — the state forces us to be together".

In October 2002, Raëlians in a Canadian anti-clerical parade held handed out Christian crosses to high school students.

Unless there is a regime change in Iran (the army may decide to take matters into its own hands) or, miraculously, the clerical extremists decide to give up their nuclear ambitions, the Israelis will strike.

Volunteers and clerical staff served as welcome staff, handed out information sheets, and guided incoming people to the lines.

As a survivor of clerical sexual abuse, I was dealt a hand that was not tender.

Nothing angers Americans more than the thought that the rich and well-healed routinely duck, dodge, scam and swindle the tax man and the infrequent times they are caught red handed scream that it was a math or clerical error, oversight, or ignorance and skip away with a light hand slap.