Usar "ledger" en una oración

1. ledger to hand”, said the other, reaching for another cigarette

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2. “Not as long as there’s an unclaimed soul, a red ink pen and an accounting ledger to hand”, said the other, reaching for another cigarette

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3. She saw her sister standing on the boardwalk; she closed the ledger, dropped it onto the bench, and sped toward her

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4. After Hipolyta returned the store ledger to the office and locked up, they were home for dinner as usual

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5. There was a big business ledger

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6. ” He took my orders off the counter looked through them noted something down in the ledger on the desk and then said

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7. Selecting a large old ledger, leather bound and covered in dust, he set it on the lectern by the side of the desk and carefully opened the cover

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8. I kept a detailed ledger for every penny that we spent

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9. Midge closed the black ledger on her yellow writing pencil and set the package onto the booth's shelf

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10. A man with his long and broad experience in all forms of mass media wouldn’t be himself if he didn’t stress the vital importance of black rather than red ink on a ledger and what must be done to make a profit and stay in business

11. He who hesitates misses out, so I gave my details, which he noted in a ledger he carried in a briefcase, we shook hands and I promised to arrive in Alloa in time for lunch on the second Friday of September

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12. One ledger per year

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13. The eighteenth ledger starts, like the others, on his birthday

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14. " Matthew pointed to the first page of the last ledger

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15. ON THE INCOME SIDE OF THE LEDGER

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16. "About evens the ledger

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17. “I am fully qualified in accountancy, perhaps some of the ledger entries, those that are boring to some people, I could easily do

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18. “We’ve done our duty by baptiz-ing them,” Úrsula would say, jotting down in a ledger the name and address of the mother and the place and date of birth of the child

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19. Amaranta searched among old papers for the ledger where Úrsula had written down the names and birth and baptism dates of all of them, and beside the space for each one she added his present address

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20. Amaranta fetched the ledger where she had written down the facts about her nephews and as the telegrams arrived she drew lines through the names until only that of the eldest remained

21. Ledger Names vertically, and should return the value to that specified

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22. � He leafed quickly through a thick ledger book and pointed in triumph at an entry

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23. or cash for that matter, while debt is piling up on the “accounts payable” side of the ledger

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24. The dates will match up with the dates in the ledger

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25. Though they were in somewhat of a rush to get to the small store to secure the ledger and computer that would tie Yuri and Katarina to Moe, the counterfeit goods, and the nitro (and by extension Spalding’s murder), they agreed to stay a few moments when invited into the modest one-storey brick ranch-style home that from its design and the looks of some of the interior had probably been built in the early 1970s

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26. There was no ledger

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27. Looks like someone was searching for something, and there’s no ledger

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28. “Someone had already been there and taken the computer and the ledger and the cash

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29. “It would have if you had found the ledger and computer at his store,”

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30. The other notable items she found, while not lethal ones, were truly important: three ledger books and a notebook that had belonged to Nick Durante and which listed the financial details of his operations, along with names, addresses and telephone numbers

31. Half an hour later, now back in her house and with her car parked inside her garage, Jennifer sat down in a sofa of her lounge and contemplated the ledger books and notebook she had found at the warehouse, still unsure what to do with them

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32. Taking one of the ledger books and opening it, she glanced through the pages of names and addresses accompanied by sums and dates of payments

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33. Putting that ledger book aside with the future intention of burning it, Jennifer picked the second ledger book and found that it listed those who had contracted loans from the Mafia at grossly inflated interest rates, something called loan sharking

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34. Another part of the same ledger covered the revenues from the casinos, cabarets and clubs owned by the Gambino family in Los Angeles

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35. Deciding to later burn that ledger book as well, she grabbed the third ledger and opened it

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36. She sucked air in after leafing through only a couple of pages, while glee filled her: that ledger contained a list of all the Los Angeles government officials, politicians, police officers, lawyers, prosecutors and judges that had been paid bribes by Durante’s men, along with the dates and amounts of the bribes and the bank accounts information

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37. Jennifer grinned as she read the list of names in the ledger: so many hypocrites, now at her mercy

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38. Now truly satisfied with her accomplishments of tonight, Jennifer put aside for safekeeping the third ledger before picking up the much smaller notebook

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39. Despite its small size, its content proved as hot as that of the third ledger, as it contained the contact information of the drug traffickers providing various hard drugs and marijuana to the street drugs distribution network run by Durante in Los Angeles and the surrounding region

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40. Just that list of secret bank accounts was worth millions of dollars by itself! Jennifer put the notebook on top of the third ledger book and sat back with a smile, thinking about all the mayhem and chaos she was now going to be able to cause around Los Angeles

41. It was time to think about Wolfgang Blauner whose name headed the list on the other side of Ben’s ledger

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42. The inspector’s side of the ledger was looking very cosy; and now he was on target to talk with Clegg

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43. ledger, but looked up when Jack entered

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44. to those in her ledger entries from the Purchasing Office

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45. his rear office with an enormous ledger and a piece of paper, upon which he had written some notes

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46. ” He said, reading from his ledger

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47. “Um, let’s see, it was a Mr Stokes, Mr Harries” he replied after checking the ledger again

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48. “Let’s have a look, Miss” he said, delving further into his ledger

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49. ledger, but this time he could not find another entry to satisfy the two investigators

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50. “How many years does that ledger cover? When was the first entry?” she asked

51. very odd, that is” and he stared at the ledger whilst walking slowly back to his office, shaking his

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52. She’d been eying me lately because her ledger on me

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53. She was diddling with some figures in a ledger when I walked over and introduced myself

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54. He made an entry in his ledger and looked up

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55. Richard entered the name in his ledger and placed the stamp beside it

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56. He'd entered his travel details in the ledger at the gate when signing in

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57. And the first item on the agenda is the expenses that have been charged to the ledger, specifically your expenses

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58. A Fräulein of vague age but determined bearing sits at a desk in the second room, and notes in a ledger the requirements of both parties

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59. made on the income side of the ledger

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60. Photograph of the account holder is obtained which is affixed on the ledger folio,

61. ledger headings with the word "CARE" : Similar account in the name

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62. Control account: A General ledger account which represents the total balances of

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63. related subsidiary ledger accounts, serving as a crosscheck of the arithmetical

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64. Ledger : A book/folder/file of accounting entries where transactions are listed in

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65. “According to this ledger, the balance is ₤227,

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66. However, Henry Chu had gone on Monday, so Alf was really surprised with Wednesday's use of that same password in the asset accounts of the company's General Ledger

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67. and can make with simple ledger entries

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68. created as a negative ledger item (debt), it disappears from existence when the debt is repaid, but

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69. With simple ledger entries, the

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70. inhuman, the most vile, and intolerant that ever disgraced the ledger of events

71. So that age is a historical reality, the blackest, the most inhuman, the most vile, and intolerant that ever disgraced the ledger of events

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72. Since there has been no exchange of cash between you and your buyer, then the transaction is not recorded in your business financial ledger

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73. Then there was his other self, in the distance, doing things, entering stuff in a ledger, and he watched that far-off him carefully to see he made no mistake

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74. Paul went to his desk in his corner, and turned over the leaves of the ledger

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75. The young man ruled some lines in his ledger

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76. The Englishman entered, and found Morrel seated at a table, turning over the formidable columns of his ledger, which contained the list of his liabilities

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77. Morrel closed the ledger, arose, and offered a seat to the stranger; and when he had seen him seated, resumed his own chair

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78. Morrel opened the door, and closed it behind his son; then, crossing the open ledger

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79. In this ledger was made out an exact balance-sheet of his affair's

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80. At another desk, or rather table, at the other side of the office, a young woman was sitting writing in a large ledger

81. When you referred in your ledger to the sale of those casts I observed that the date was June 3rd of last year

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82. a great office with shining tables and rows of clerks, such as I was used to, and I dare say I stared rather straight at the two deal chairs and one little table, which, with a ledger and a waste paper basket, made up the whole furniture

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83. I’ve got a ledger entry or two to settle with him, too

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84. Willie, the counter boy, was reluctant to give her the large dirty-backed ledger

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85. She pulled a back page out of the ledger and began copying the list of debtors who had made no payments in several months

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86. The way he closed down now when around her, became inward and world-weary, was prominent in her ledger of regrets

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87. When I give a vote I must know what I am doing; I must look to what will be the effects on my till and ledger, speaking respectfully

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88. A few more weeks and St Ledger day will be on us

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89. This weekend is the St Ledger of “Sell in May and go away” fame, so it will be interesting to see what “back to work” in the city brings

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90. ” In traditional brokerage lingo, the “book” is an investor’s ledger of holdings and trades

91. The drawers were mainly full of clockwork parts – raw cogs and springs, tiny diamond bearings, different sizes of chain and wire – and when he did find one of papers, it was only receipts and an accounts ledger, kept in neat Japanese numbers

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