Sentence examples for the book keeping from inspiring English sources

But that day, like most days, I stuck to the book, keeping politics on the periphery.

In this month's issue of Biological Conservation, in a review of the book "Keeping the Wild: Against the Domestication of Earth," Pimm's emotions got the better of him.

The book, keeping with the character of Hominy, insists that we look at the whole picture of the Little Rascals, what was dumb and racist about it.

"They'd spin the bottle," Mr. Batiste said of family gatherings in a 2001 interview included in the book "Keeping the Beat on the Street: The New Orleans Brass Band Renaissance".

He says: "They don't want to sit down doing the book keeping or understanding the finances – they aren't that interested in it – that isn't why they set the charity up". Guardian judges praised Cash for "being ahead of the game in innovation" and "having great potential to tap into the accountancy world with great focus on what they could achieve".

"It's hard work and long hours and you don't just do the baking, you do the book keeping and the other paperwork, too," Glaser says.

This is also in accordance with the first results of the conservation survey that is being done on the books of hours kept in Portuguese institutions, where was observed that the books keeping early bindings are the ones where illumination, namely silver paint, reveals less degradation.

He is coauthor of the new book Keeping Up with the Quants and the best-selling Competing on Analytics.

He is the author of the best selling book Keeping the Republic: Saving America by Trusting Americans.

The Reeves Instrument division of the Dynamic Cor poration of America, which used to employ about 1,240 at Garden City, has phased out that operation so that about a dozen persons re main to do the final book keeping.

The New Yorker, August 1, 1936 P. 7 The Most Forthright Listing In the Summer Phone Book: Keeping Beatrix, 424 E. 57th Street; Plaza 3-9810 View Article.