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Meanings of barrister in English
Lawyer specialized in court representation in Wales, England and some other jurisdictions.
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Examples for "barrister-at-law"
Examples for "barrister-at-law"
1
Only certain degrees are approved by King's Inns for entry to the barrister-at-law degree (see FactFile below).
2
The one who called on Griggs in his lodgings wrote 'barrister-at-law' after his name, and had the right to do so.
3
He did not like his children to come and see him act, and was always regretting-heavenhelp him!-thathe wasn't a barrister-at-law.
4
So great and wide-spread is this question of the increase of immorality in England, under the reign of the sweat-shop, that a barrister-at-law, Mr. Wm.
5
Do you see that sign there, 'Bahadur Gobind, Barrister-at-Law, Cambridge B.A.,' on the first floor over the cookshop?
Usage of barrister in English
1
A South Auckland barrister is welcoming new laws to tackle domestic violence.
2
He will pay the usher in macaroni, and the barrister in jests.
3
Izevbekhai demanded of the barrister representing the Irish government during her hearing.
4
The barrister could not help being milder in tone as he said:
5
The barrister held it under a gas jet and examined it closely.
6
A barrister told the court Father McCallion was strenuously denying the charges.
7
He is a barrister-andI thought he only wrote in the Quarterlies.
8
This is now war, Seven's barrister Andrew Bell SC told the court.
9
The barrister solemnly unfolded the paper, and Smith faded from the room.
10
Sir Hubert Fitzjames glanced in astonishment from his niece to the barrister.
11
Misleading the court was the most heinous of crimes for a barrister.
12
The barrister makes further serious charges regarding the conduct of the council.
13
Of this fact in moral history our respectable barrister was happily ignorant.
14
The only trouble is the barrister will have no gown and wig.
15
The young barrister had constituted himself the denouncer of this wretched woman.
16
He was a barrister- Imeanthe man I was in love with.
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