Sentence examples for books wall from inspiring English sources

With the third quarter in the books, Wall Street firms will soon begin figuring out their bonus pool and how to distribute it.

"From the moment Enron admitted to having misstated its books, Wall Street, and also a considerable stretch of corporate America, were never the same," the author writes.

Why not a hedge fund manager as detective, ferreting out the executives that are fiddling the books?Wall Street, with Michael Douglas, captured some of the glamour of the 1980s takeover boom as did a much less-noticed flick, Other People's Money.

And books, wall after wall of bookshelves, with not only Max Malini's original copy of Erdnase but also a first edition of "Discoverie of Witchcraft" and the writings of Méliès, the French magician who invented special effects (dissolves, double exposures) in early movies — the effects that doomed Big Magic.

Titled "Myths/Mitos," the exhibition brings together around 50 of the artist's works, including prints, drawings, artist's books, wall sculptures, all from the last 15 years, a number of recent life-size ceramic female figures and a new installation with totems.

We had stopped using the third bedroom which remained closed most of the time, filled with baby furniture and similar items--clothing, toys, books, wall decorations--saved from our son's infancy and which we desperately wanted to reuse.

When Nicole stared only into her salad, Douglas switched his gaze to the book wall behind her.

Indeed, preventable medical errors kill 100,000 patients a year, or a million people a decade, wrote Rosemary Gibson and Janardan Prasad Singh in their book "Wall of Silence".

That was a rare instance of traders not talking their book, Wall Street slang for aligning your words with your particular investment strategy — that is, your "book".

Now their stories are being told and analysed by Melissa Fisher, an anthropologist from New York University, in her book Wall Street Women.

What is at stake is the government's overall failure to bring to book Wall Street for its conduct during the credit bubble.