用solicitor造句子，“solicitor”造句

Her live-in partner, Nicolas, 46, a solicitor, not surprisingly, eventually grew tired of it.

Last week, I had a chat with a former city solicitor who retired a few years ago.

When we were six we talked about what we wanted to be, pop stars and fantasy dream things, and Tasha said, ‘I want to be a solicitor.’

That means damages could be sought from anyone who was on the council then, or from the Real IRA itself—a possibility the families’ solicitor said they would “pursue vigorously”.

I realised I would never make a good solicitor.

The most-mentioned names include Diane Wood and Merrick Garland, both appeals-court judges, and Elena Kagan, the solicitor-general.

While he was in prison in 2009 his solicitor made contact with the RBL, where a quietly persistent ex-navy man helped him sort out his life.

Have you contacted with your solicitor recently?

His solicitor, Eddie Parladorio, said on Tuesday: "I can confirm Mr Edmondson was arrested today."

If appointed, she would have to recuse herself from a large number of cases in her first year on the Supreme Court, because as solicitor-general she represented the government in their early stages.

The solicitor paid the fine on behalf of his client.

Among the half dozen mourners, he had known only the solicitor who had introduced him to Marie ten years ago and had told him of her death last week.

"A very eminent solicitor is in attendance, gentlemen." says Coy,"who, I am informed, was accidentally present, when discovery of the death was made."

Her solicitor drew up her last will and testament.

She met Mr Obama when he was a humble law lecturer, and is now his solicitor-general.