The phrase "accountant making" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an accountant who is creating or producing something, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The accountant making the financial report was praised for her accuracy."
Alternatives: "accountant creating" or "accountant producing".
The metering software is a virtual accountant making sure the efficiency calculations are correct.
This left a gaping opening for his Republican opponent, Steve Stockman, a 37-year-old accountant making a third try for the seat.
His campaign suffered a blow in May when his candidacy was challenged by Tom Barrow, an accountant making his fourth mayoral bid.
The other contenders included Tom Barrow, an accountant making his fourth run for mayor; Krystal A. Crittendon, a former city attorney; Lisa L. Howze, a former state representative; and Fred Durhal Jr., a current state representative.
Piece by piece, investigators have put together a profile of Paddock — a retired accountant — making meticulous preparations for the moment when he smashed a plate-glass window in the 32nd floor of his hotel room and opened fire with a weapon, apparently modified to spew bullets with the split-second speed of an automatic rifle.
For years the petite mid-20s sex kitten suffered a repressed life in Chicago as an accountant making a paltry six-figure salary, all the while hungering for cock as she labored over long, lean 1s and bulbous 0s.
"My accountant made a mistake," he said.
"Jeremy's accountant made an error in the Companies House filing, which was a genuine oversight.
Jeremy's accountant made an error in the Companies House filing which was a genuine oversight.
Mr Firtash, the reclusive son of a truck driver and an accountant, made his fortune as a middleman helping sell Russian and Central Asian gas to Ukraine.
My accountant makes me lob money in once a year, but if somebody tries to explain it to me I get bored stupid.
