Sentence examples for course clerk from inspiring English sources
As John Sercombe, the course clerk, set the competitors off for the 1.5-mile race, the buzz in the air grew with cheers and whoops.
Westonian, the winner, was ridden by Lesley Sercombe, the course clerk's daughter, and trained by Patsy Sercombe, the clerk's wife and Lesley's mother.
"A mother with two young flew in just as the horses were coming round," said course clerk Barney Clifford.
"It's sad when these things happen but we have a very good record here for horse welfare," said course clerk Simon Claisse.
(Rosolio? "But of course," a clerk told me. "The liquor ladies of the 19th century used to take when they felt faint. They were a favorite of Verdi's").
Reynolds had earlier issued an upbeat bulletin describing the injury as "just soft tissue with no bone damage" but the jockey was still in some discomfort on leaving the track and Nottingham clerk of the course, Jane Hedley, reported that he was going to hospital to have an x-ray.
Clerk: "Of course, Mr.... ah... Mr.... " Customer: "The name is... " Clerk (interrupting): "No, no, don't tell me.
The going at Ascot is officially soft, with heavy patches on the round course, after what the clerk of the course described as "quite extraordinary" deluges on Monday.
Of course, not every Supreme Court clerk is interested in public service, and not every smart, talented graduate wins the clerkship lottery.
The decision was announced by rider liaison officer John Barton shortly after riders including 19-time winner John McGuinness and Conor Cummins completed a course inspection with the Clerk of the Course.
