Sentence examples for clerical posts from inspiring English sources

He went to Paris in 1835, held a succession of minor clerical posts, and began to frequent aristocratic literary circles.

The son of a clergyman, he was educated in Dublin and London and held a variety of clerical posts in the government from 1756 to 1773.

"How on earth do they think that hospitals and community services are going to cope?" There will also be 83 fewer clinical and diagnostic posts, with 220 fewer administrative and clerical posts and 72 corporate roles being closed.

Mr. Sharma had applied for the air force C-grade clerical post last year before the crime occurred.

On his return, he joined Hungary's Communist party and was given a clerical post in one of the ministries.

Impressed by Ramanujan's mathematical prowess, Rao supported his research for a time, but Ramanujan, unwilling to exist on charity, obtained a clerical post with the Madras Port Trust.

She has a second part-time clerical post at Leeds, a commitment-free, "zero-hours" clerical job at Durham, and an hourly paid teaching job at Leeds, for which she has to secure a new contract each term.

Born in Newcastle upon Tyne, daughter of George and Elizabeth Lorimer, Katharine grew up in Newbiggin-by-the-Sea and Whitley Bay, Northumberland; she won a scholarship to Bedlington secondary school but left at 16, subsequently getting a clerical post with the civil service in 1940.

In 1861, Brunner took a clerical post at Hutchinson's alkali works in Widnes, where his older brother Henry was already working as technical manager.

An example was the case of Wee Theam Tew, who gave up a clerical post with Macalister & Co. and proceeded to England to further his studies in law and qualify for the Bar in 1911.

Pakistan's authoritative clerical office finally appeared to make sense.