Sentence examples for correspondence clerk from inspiring English sources

For nearly 20 years, he worked unhappily as a correspondence clerk in the Trieste offices of a Viennese bank.

Writer tells about his experiences in the U.S. Bureau of Census, as correspondence clerk, It was his duty to write letters to the field supervisors who were directing the enumerators who were out counting people.

At seventeen, he returned to Trieste, and soon, presumably at his father's strong suggestion, he went to work as a correspondence clerk — basically, he translated letters — in a local bank.

The New Yorker, March 25 , 1939P. 28 Writer tells about his experiences in the U.S. Bureau of Census, as correspondence clerk, It was his duty to write letters to the field supervisors who were directing the enumerators who were out counting people.

Uniform policy is increasingly taking an absurdly draconian shift in its approach to the decisions kids make about how they wear their hair, banning any style more interesting than that you would ordinarily find on an Abbey National correspondence clerk clad in a Next business suit.

Such, too, was the case with the large class of attorneys and a growing class of bookkeepers and correspondence clerks.

When I.R.S. clerks receive tax returns or pieces of correspondence that make what the clerks suspect are frivolous arguments — anything that cites sections of the tax code or court cases or mentions Philander Knox is generally considered suspect — they forward them to the Frivolous Return Program's offices in Ogden, Utah.

O'Meara kept a clandestine correspondence with a clerk at the Admiralty in London, knowing his letters were read by higher authorities: he hoped, in such way, to raise alarm in the government, but to no avail.

They also had a record of the out-tray, kept as drafts and in "letter-books", copies of outgoing correspondence kept by clerks (Cromwell had an army of clerks, some with exceptionally beautiful handwriting and talented enough to be more a trusted PA than a human version of a word processor).

Conroy tells Colvin in the correspondence he intends to write to the clerk of the Senate, Rosemary Laing, "to commence an action to seek a ruling from the Senate on the claim".

Correspondence received from former friends and law clerks ofFrankfurter.