Sentence examples for was clerking from inspiring English sources
noun
One who occupationally works with records, accounts, letters, etc.; an office worker.
Dahlia Lithwick, Slate's legal correspondent, met Kozinski in 1996, when she was clerking for another judge.
Penney's first job was clerking in a general store for a salary of $2.27 per month.
"When I was clerking for the Chief, Chuck Cooper and Mike Carvin came and recruited me," Cruz told me.
Naeem once got a call from his daughter while she was clerking for U.S. District Judge Jack B. Weinstein.
Justice Rehnquist insisted these were not his views, but those of Justice Robert Jackson for whom he was clerking at the time.
I was clerking all the casualties and dead, labelling people up, so I was getting a good picture of the situation we were in - which was pretty chaotic and grim".
I was clerked in by an orthopaedic associate specialist but no anaesthetist arrived.
They will follow Madeline Lansky, JD'16, who is clerking for Thomas this term, and Aimee Brown, JD'14, who is clerking for Justice Samuel Alito and now-retired Justice Anthony Kennedy.
He received a good legal education with Sneed, who was Clerk of the Court of Appeals.
His father, John Joseph McGee, was clerk of the Privy Council (considered the top civil servant position).
Some were clerks, some were service personnel.
