Examples of 'bailiff' in a sentence
Meaning of "bailiff"
A bailiff is a noun referring to a court officer responsible for maintaining order in a courtroom and carrying out procedural tasks
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- An officer of the court
- A reeve, (specifically) the chief officer executing the decisions of any English court in the period following the Norman Conquest or executing the decisions of lower courts in the late medieval and early modern period.
- A high bailiff: an officer of the county courts responsible for executing warrants and court orders, appointed by the judge and removable by the Lord Chancellor.
- A bound bailiff: a deputy bailiff charged with debt collection.
How to use "bailiff" in a sentence
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The bailiff will swear the witness.
She dumped you for a bailiff on a motorcycle.
The bailiff did not even have a cold.
She gave it to the bailiff at the courthouse.
The bailiff will read the counts.
She spotted some bailiff she knew.
The bailiff just said he did not show up.
It is possible to ask a bailiff to make a purchase report.
A bailiff will appear with a yellow envelope.
You killed the bailiff during my trial.
Bailiff will see to it that order prevails.
You told my bailiff that you are artists.
You may write it down or hand it to a bailiff.
The bailiff just told her to sing.
Please hand the form to the bailiff.
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The bailiff moves along the road.
Maintenance claims are enforceable through the bailiff.
The bailiff will take the verdict.
You treat my case with the bailiff.
The bailiff has prepared to pardon you.
Private company problems with tax bailiff.
If the bailiff will hand me the verdict.
I will transfer your case to the bailiff.
I think that bailiff from night court.
Please hand the verdict to the bailiff.
My bailiff overheard a conversation between you two.
He would have his bailiff maintain a scrapbook.
The bailiff and these officers are witnesses.
He even beat up the bailiff in an attempt to escape.
The bailiff can be accompanied by a patent attorney.
The owner of one of them was a city bailiff.
The bailiff replaced at times the provost.
It was probably the ruling seat of the bailiff.
The bailiff took me all the furniture.
An investigating officer was also the court bailiff.
Some old bailiff down at the courthouse.
His father was a trader and later bailiff.
A trusted bailiff might be manumitted as a gesture of gratitude.
Produced by masaichi nagata sansho the bailiff.
The bailiff let the jurors out.
I have talked to the bailiff of the court.
The bailiff kept banging for silence.
I have talked to the bailiff ofthe court.
The bailiff called us to come get you.
He was shot in the chestjust like the bailiff.
Will the bailiff read the verdict.
The man in front of him was a bailiff.
The bailiff will see you out.
Their father was the bailiff at the place.
Or the bailiff finds out he is really innocent.
