Sentence examples for whose accountant from inspiring English sources

Rodgers the insane wastrel whose accountant advised him to buy gold to give away because it was cheaper than cocaine.

Warner-Reprise resulted from a merger with the label founded by Frank Sinatra, whose accountant, Mo Ostin, became managing director of the company, which became a leading player in the new field of rock music.

One break for residents of New York City, or even people whose accountants are in the city, he added, is that the I.R.S. and New York State have extended deadlines for certain income-tax payments that were due Sept. 17 for quarterly estimated taxes, small-business taxes and for people who were already on extension until Oct. 15.

Computer Associates, whose accounting practices are the subject of two federal investigations, named a former chief accountant of the Securities and Exchange Commission as well as a Harvard Business School professor to its board.

Avery Brooks, who has performed Othello at the Shakespeare Theater in Washington, will reprise that role opposite the Iago of -- intriguingly -- Denis O'Hare, whose charming accountant in "Take Me Out" won him a Tony Award.

The plot seems to have something to do with Bruno Brian Conleyy), a big-time British lowlife whose embezzling accountant (the one who loses an ear before dying) has gotten him in tax troubles that prompt him to conceive a swindle involving the sale of his shipping company and the transfer of millions of dollars to a safe haven in the Cayman Islands.

Sterling employed an accountant whose responsibilities included managing the many accounts that the firm and its partners and associates had with Madoff.

John C. Burton, a former dean of Columbia Business School and an accountant whose fervent advocacy of transparency in financial reporting and for a greater role for accountants in public life led him to prominent positions in the federal and New York City governments, died in Manhattan on Sunday.

Anupam is a chartered accountant whose professional career spans Price Waterhouse Coopers, HSBC, the BBC and KPMG.

We could even become the Bermuda of the Mediterranean," says a Nicosia accountant whose parents once owned an orange grove.

"Companies make out well," said Bert Padell, an accountant whose clients include Madonna, Run-DMC and others.