Sentence examples for false books from inspiring English sources
It also says companies cannot keep false books.
Mr. Davis said that for years, at Mr. Stanford's request, he and others had "created false books and records".
In a scene that echoes "The Great Gatsby," she finds herself in a room of false books.
Mr. Lewis pleaded guilty to three counts of stock manipulation, violating margin requirements and keeping false books and records.
The false books propelled the company's stock price to $79 a share by 1986 from its initial price of $8 in 1984.
Ms. Fowler agreed to plead guilty to conspiring to mislead the auditors, Ernst & Young, and to maintain false books and records.
The book cases used to be filled with false book fronts, which were purchased by the yard from theatrical supply houses.
In 1997 he received a suspended sentence for false book-keeping but that conviction was reversed on appeal.
The paragraph read, in part: "Among the most grossly false American books, dealing with soldering on the eve of the war are THE ARMY LIFE (1942), by E.J. Kahn, SEE HERE, PRIVATE HARGROVE (1942), by Mr. Hargrove.
Another Sikh using an alias and the same false address booked a seat but did not board a CP Air jet from Vancouver to Tokyo.
Perhaps the most dismaying response to the James Frey scandal was the feeling on the part of many readers that, true or false, his book had given them the feel-good, "redemptive" experience they'd hoped for when they bought his novel — er, memoir.
