We also used NGH birth records stored in the Tyne & Wear Archives (available from 24th April 1961), to complement information on key variables unavailable in birth ledgers (Table 1).
You may wish to make a ledger or "Table of Contents" in the front of your journal with a brief description of your entries with the date you wrote them so that you can easily find them this way as well.
The has-designed ledger includes tables, chairs, lights, watches, mirrors and faucets.
His wife, a fellow painter whom he met at college, worked on accounting ledgers at a table nearby.
He learned the business not by studying at a formal hotel school but by leaning his six and a half feet over a switchboard or a ledger or a steam table.
Why is the revenue side of the ledger completely off the table whenever a conservative talks about fiscal responsibility?
Inside was a small, unheated room with white concrete walls and a cheerless woman sitting behind a table covered with ledger books.
"Peabodys, Nortons, Endicotts — all of Boston society," Ms. Cabot said, tracing the names scrawled in a leather-bound guest ledger on the living room table.
Laws are not simple little numerical values that fit nicely into transaction rows either in paper ledgers or in database tables.
Silver trucks heavy with oil or paper— bricks or milk, teeming over highways alongside us, on our way to clean tables, read ledgers, or save lives— to teach geometry, or ring-up groceries as my mother did for twenty years, so I could write this poem.
To emphasize the completeness of Yoch's enterprise, the top shelf contains the typescript of a book of practical gardening information, such as a table of what plants bloom when (the bottom shelf holds a ledger).
