Sentence examples for clerks of from inspiring English sources

The Cortes of Leon and Castile were composed of three estates: nobles, clergy, and the procuradores (attorneys or town clerks) of the concejos (fortified municipalities), who bore poderes (written instructions) from their electors.

(46) Service by field clerks of the Quartermaster Corps.

He sent letters to the clerks of individual courts around the country.

The privy seal appeared early in the 13th century in the custody of the clerks of the king's chamber.

We were visiting the court for a reunion dinner of former law clerks of Justice Harry A. Blackmun.

It was sharing one law clerk with other immigration judges while each federal judge had four clerks of his own.

Saramago's narrators are often clerks of some sort, lifers, men who have stayed alive by staying out of the way.

Following the film, Professor Renan and Professor Michael Klarman, both former clerks of Justice Ginsburg, will discuss the film and take questions.

Here is a better criterion: an intellectual, as opposed to a dutiful classroom performer but like the "upstart clerks" of Elizabethan times, is always self-made.

The only people who would know much about that are the clerks of chambers, who negotiate fees on behalf of barristers, and do very nicely, thank you.

"Do we have any clerks of the court in the house today?", "Hey – what do you call a hundred lawyers dead at the bottom of the sea?