Sentence examples for clerks employed from inspiring English sources

Two Chinese clerks employed by Bonhams who acted as agents for telephone bidders competed against each other and sent the vase flying to £11,875, triple the estimate.

Johnson noted that congressmen had not had a pay increase in 27 years, and that $1500 was less than the salaries of the 28 clerks employed by the government).

Mr. Henson is a mail clerk employed by the Custom House.

"For eight months we have lived on porridge and bread and smuggled yogurt," says Nabil, a jovial clerk employed by a pharmaceutical company, who did not want his full name published for security reasons.

Another clerk employed by de Gray, Robert de Bingham, was in the bishop's household during the papal interdict on England; he went on to become a teacher of theology at Oxford, and Bishop of Salisbury in 1228.

For instance, law clerks are employed under 28 U.S.C. 752 (for district courts) and 28 U.S.C. 712 (for circuit courts).

*For the Class of 2018, 1 graduate clerking was employed in a short-term Duke Law-funded position.

The testimony appeared to favor Blaine's version of events until May 31, when James Mulligan, a Boston clerk formerly employed by Blaine's brother-in-law, testified that the allegations were true, that he had arranged the transaction, and that he had letters to prove it.

Besides growers and clerks, she employs security and accounting staff and much more.

Each office employed clerks and other functionaries, but many also had spies or agents on the payroll, since the law charged the bureau with tracking down deserters and draft dodgers.

In those study hospitals that employed ward clerks or that used an electronic patient information system, the workload of unit managers was eased considerably.