Sentence examples for book accounts from inspiring English sources

There are some wonderful pieces of what might be seen as 'reportage' in this book, accounts of coups in Nigeria, Zanzibar and (the best and most shocking) Liberia, but they describe events which are sometimes more than 30 years in the past.

For our networked address book service, we're right around 20 million users, plus another 15 million address book accounts hosted through partnerships.

Plaxo is providing the universal address book for Comcast's SmartZone communications center (slated to launch later this year), and we are also now hosting all of the address book accounts for Comcast webmail users.

Both series are true-to-life comic book accounts of sensational death.

To entice indie authors, Amazon's FAQ notes that if the author's book accounts for 1.5% of the downloads during the monthly lending period, they'll earn 1.5% of the pot, in this case $7,500.

I opened a book account for my niece when she went to university.

In my reports on home care and residential care I called for open book accounting.

If contracts were awarded with a requirement for "open book accounting" then we could build a shared understanding of what it really costs to deliver the right assistance.

This is what happens when services are ground down to the bone and it is not clear how open book accounting and transparency will make any difference.

A win win relationship creates a need for open book accounting.

Now they ask whether that could limit book accounting shenanigans, too.