Meanings of many clerks in English

One would think that many offices and many clerks would be required.

Too many clerks, lots of brand names, wide alleys between counters and shelves.

So many clerks these days have a pasty look.' Wrenne looked at the empty plates.

Did I embark in it largely, I would keep as many clerks as a bank.

I know just how annoying it is for you, who have so many clerks to look after.

It is a boarding-house, where many clerks board; that tells a doleful story to the initiated, I suspect.

Was a clerk once, but got out of a job, and couldn't get another; there are so many clerks.

How many clerks, cashiers, clergymen, editors, and professors in colleges have lost position and prestige by carelessness and inaccuracy!

Receiving and paying tellers, with bookkeepers, and many clerks are necessary to carry on the business of a large bank.

The girls in their companies are like so many clerks to them, just machines that help to bring the money in.

They passed through a large office and here Prescott saw many clerks at work at little desks, four women among them.

Alick could give him some work to do, while at Fort Ross there were already as many clerks as could find employment.

It used to be the invariable custom in stores-itis so still in a few-tolay off many clerks during the dull seasons.

We couldn't have used more without hiring so many clerks and marcelled paraphernalia that the sound of the gum chewing would have disturbed the Postmaster-General.

Many clerks began issuing such licenses to same-sex couples rather than go back to court.

Many clerks are married to milliners, licensed tobacco dealers, women who have charge of the public lotteries or reading-rooms.