Sentence examples for those clerks from inspiring English sources

"Those clerks respect my signature, so they'll cooperate," he said.

The commission found that even those clerks not involved in conspiracies to provide people with fake documents had not had any special training in detecting fraudulent documentation.

Incidentally, even if you're wrong about the motives of those clerks, how nice to have a wife whom you regard as gift-attractingly gorgeous.

He is one of those clerks described in John Carey's book and his adventures with tradesmen, foot scrapers and his hopeless son Lupin still engage and delight the reader.

The most compelling character in "Weed Wars" is one of those clerks, Terryn Buxton, an introspective native Oaklander who studied philosophy in college, carries a copy of "The Road to Dune" and says, "I'm much better at thinking about things I'd like to do than actually accomplishing those things".

A majority of those clerks voted for a resolution condemning the policy during a hastily called meeting of the state clerks' association last month, and some have said they would refuse to enforce the policy, which is scheduled to take effect late next year.

Besides, those welfare clerks are mean as spit.

Included among those royal clerks were some of Becket's most bitter foes during his exile.

Bless the clerks and those who wait on you in stores and restaurants.

Mr. Suozzi proposes a $100 million plan with more details to cut waste, eliminate unfilled jobs, dispose of 400,000 square feet of vacant offices, curtail contracts, seek more grants and evaluate workers for rewards and discipline and redeploy police officers, especially those working as clerks, mechanics and carpenters.

That bought us a few trips to those shirtless sales clerks at Abercrombie & Fitch (whose sales in March were up 19% from a year earlier).