Sentence examples for every clerk from inspiring English sources

Keeps a record of sales of every clerk in his fourteen branches.

On the way to the event, the Bison visited a gift shop, where, when they entered, every other customer exited and every clerk and manager closed in.

If every clerk followed his example, the court probably could not function.Despite this, Mr Lazarus does a superb job of arguing his main point: that the incessant ideological strife between the justices has damaged the court's performance and its standing.

Barrett, a 46-year-old recently appointed circuit court judge who has been endorsed by every clerk she has worked with and the entire faculty of Notre Dame's law school where she taught, is affiliated with People of Praise, a tightknit, mostly Catholic group of about 1,700 adult members across the country.

In "The Powerhouse," published in 1944 by Routledge, he wrote, "The weak do a great deal -- every woman who hides a deserter, every clerk who doesn't scrutinize a pass, every worker who bungles a fuse saves somebody's life for a while".

It now hangs at every clerk's office and is shown to people thought to have Haitian blood.

With the women, he was brisk and functional (sometimes he didn't even remove his shoes), whereas men inspired longing and shame: "Every comely man, every bank clerk and delivery boy, was aimed at my life like a loaded pistol".

Cheever resisted sexual temptation for the first 20 years of his marriage, though "every comely man, every bank clerk and delivery boy was aimed at my life like a loaded pistol".

Mr. Edwards, the maritime association official, said, "We have guaranteed across the table in writing that we have guaranteed every longshoreman and every marine clerk a job, and there is no intent of cutting or laying people off".

Cheever lived in the painful knowledge that his erotic desires included men, that these desires were antagonistic and even fatal to the social security he also craved, and that as such "every comely man, every bank clerk and delivery boy was aimed at my life like a loaded pistol".

Of course, not every Supreme Court clerk is interested in public service, and not every smart, talented graduate wins the clerkship lottery.