Sentence examples for fellow clerk from inspiring English sources

Harry Litman, a fellow clerk and former United States attorney in Pittsburgh, remembers Ms. Kagan as a "plucky" player.

Justice Stevens had already gone home, so my fellow clerk and I, Jim Liebman, got in my car, a beat-up Ford Maverick with no inside light.

Carol Steiker, a fellow clerk who is now a Harvard law professor, recalls that Ms. Kagan never seemed motivated by money.

It dawned on him that I found this insufficient, and he called for a fellow clerk, who explained that one was more powerful.

Unrequited love is the prevailing emotion: Walter, the manager, eventually harbors a desire for Rosemary, and despite the somewhat clichéd warnings of Pearl, the transsexual, Rosemary sets her sights on Oscar, her fellow clerk, fascinated by his asexual and seemingly unreachable nature.

One day a fellow clerk came to him with a proposition.

The love story of Amalia Balash and Georg Nowack, antagonistic fellow clerks at Maraczek's parfumerie, began as a 1937 play by Miklos Laszlo and was turned into several American movies.

Just ask Edward Lazarus, who in 1998 published an account of his year clerking for Justice Blackmun; for his breach of omertà, his fellow clerks shunned him at Blackmun's funeral.

Most of his fellow clerks, the lawyer said, had been leftists with "extreme solicitude for the claims of Communists and other criminal defendants" and "great sympathy toward any government regulation of business".

One of his fellow clerks was California's current governor, Jerry Brown, whom Mosk recalled kept unconventional hours.

Roberts chose to sit with his fellow-clerks rather than with his fellow-judges.