Sentence examples for large ledger from inspiring English sources

The woman behind the grille looked through a large ledger.

Mr. Wissak scrawls a long list of drivers on duty in a large ledger, in pencil.

She logged the figures into a large ledger that dates to 1985, then called them in to headquarters.

The Taxman, the other cops (a stick-together herd of overweight southern pigs) call him, because of the large ledger he carries around with him everywhere, for his notes and his sketches.

Inside, a line of clerks were found behind a counter surrounded by large ledger books.

They quickly rush out and Clay notes their dress, the time of day, level of agitation, and sense of excitement in a large ledger.

The large ledgers on display testify to some truly impressive customers over the years, including Oscar Wilde (who failed to pay off his bill) and Winston Churchill, whose 10-a-day cigar habit, in his view, contributed to his long-lasting health (he lived to 90).

Democrats, too, paint those years as a golden era but for a different reason – to draw a contrast with George W. Bush's ledger of large deficits because of tax cuts and two unfunded wars.

Three days ago, The Newark Star Ledger, the largest paper in New Jersey won an astonishing 4 Emmy Awards for their online video.

The paper's daily circulation of about 40,000 is roughly a third of what it was in The Journal's heyday in the 1970's, said Steve Newhouse, a member of the publishing family that owns the newspaper as part of its Advance Publications Newspaper Group, which owns several New Jersey newspapers, including the state's largest, The Star-Ledger of Newark.

The specter of Mr. Ledger has created a large overhang this award season.