Sentence examples for ledger from from inspiring English sources

The sundry lots included a 1930s check ledger from the baseball player Ty Cobb and a meteorite chunk that fell in Kansas.

They include hand towels embroidered with the initials S.S.S.C., silverware engraved with those initials and a ledger from 1872 signed by members and visitors.

A look at a page in the cemetery's ledger from the week of Feb. 11 to Feb. 17 hints at the pattern.

Ms. Rosner, who had removed a photo of Mr. Ledger from her bedroom wall, took it to the impromptu shrine at the entrance to his building.

The firm's records are rare, but a ledger from Edgcote House, Northamptonshire, notes payment to them of more than £1,000 in 1758, and Cobb supplied, in 1770, furniture to the English connoisseur and man of letters Horace Walpole.

He then pulled a faded, yellowing ledger from the shelf and read its contents: "On May 5, 1939, a client from Paraguay bought 12 caliber 1320s at a price of 60 Swiss francs," he said, referring to the internal reference number for one of Minerva's original movements.

In a more down-to-earth mode H. Malcolm Grimmer has an excellent show of drawings from a recently discovered Sioux ledger book from about 1880.

It might be as understated as the artifact on display at the firm's Chicago offices: the ledger book from its earliest days.

Christopher Nolan, the director, has teased from his cast -- not just from Heath Ledger but from Christian Bale, Gary Oldman, Aaron Eckhart and Maggie Gyllenhaal -- performances that surpass in intensity and resonance any of the previous Batman heroes and villains.

In a lifetime of attending concerts and recitals at this hall, including as a music reviewer for the Star-Ledger from 1967 to 1970, I have always enjoyed its lively sound, which is, to me, actually more immediate and detailed than that of the newer and still good-sounding New Jersey Performing Arts Center.

He showed me his parents' ledgers from the forties, written in a spidery hand.