Sentence examples for extra clerks from inspiring English sources

It's not enough to say that stores in New York City always hire extra clerks in the fall and lay them off after Christmas.

"We don't need those booths now because the machines are doing the work of the extra clerks," said Albert W. O'Leary, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

It will also need an American supervisor and maybe an extra clerk.

It was done on a seniority basis, and I was one of three Justices to get an extra clerk.

A wine hobbyist might check to see whether the local wine shop needs an extra clerk to handle holiday traffic, for instance.

To handle the surge of business, for instance, American has had to put on 300 extra reservation clerks and 600 airport counter clerks, many on an overtime or part-time basis.

Two years later he went to Hollywood, where he worked as an extra, a clerk, and a scriptwriter while his wife, Florence Vidor (divorced 1925), became a well-known silent-film actress.

The ticket price is justifiably higher for foreigners and I don't have a problem with paying the extra but the clerk accidentally sold me a resident ticket.

Is it keeping a gratitude journal for the things you buy, or being extra-polite to sales clerks, or saying a quiet "thanks for the ability to pay my bills," when you're writing a check to the electric company?

Either ask a friendly deli clerk for extra slices of meat or cheese or bring your own snacks.

"This is the Guinness Book of World Records for most people on a bus," said the terminal manager, Phil Poirier, laughing at the sight of clerks breaking open extra boxes of tickets and baggage claim checks.