Sentence examples for accountant named from inspiring English sources

In addition, Mr. Dennehy acknowledged that Anthony Pirro often worked with another accountant, named Joe Sparta, to handle his brother's accounts, and that Mr. Sparta's handwriting could be found on the worksheets prosecutors used in indicting Anthony Pirro.

It was in February 1997 that a Gambino family accountant named Joseph Gluckman first noticed some disturbing activity in his clients' accounts at Klein Maus and Shire.

The only person who steps up to join him is a young accountant named Dorothy Boyd, played by Renée Zellweger.

And, at the center of it all, there was an eighty-year-old real-estate accountant named Jack Mitnick.

One night in May, 2015, an accountant named Renata Singleton arrived home from work and changed into lounge pants.

I asked one of the men, a twenty-three-year-old accountant named Mohamed Nada, if he was pleased with the military's statement.

Wilder played highly strung accountant Leo Bloom (named in homage to James Joyce's central character in Ulysses) opposite Zero Mostel as the pair work a scheme to swindle wannabe theatrical backers on Broadway.

[C4.] S.E.C. Names Chief Accountant The Securities and Exchange Commission named Donald Nicolaisen, a senior partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers and a 36-year industry insider, its chief accountant.

Other checks to other baby sitters were in the name of Kuan Chrisopoulos, a California accountant, and someone named Michael Vito.

The page is overseen by an accountant in Minnesota named Dan Hennen.

Sure enough, bloggers trashed her as a radical leftist and ditched her for a third-party candidate they deem a "true" conservative, an accountant and businessman named Doug Hoffman.