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(61) Choose an accountant who specializes in the music industry.

(62) Outwardly he was the respectable accountant advising people how best to invest their life savings.

(63) But to do so she had to provide a copy of her passport, certified by a lawyer or accountant.

(64) He wanted to train as a chartered accountant with the ultimate aim of becoming a managing director.

(65) Written by accountant, Alan Kelly of Grant Thornton, the book is available from business bookshops, price ￡11.50.

(66) Kersey lit a cigarette; before uttering a word he was finding out how the accountant reacted to boorish police tactics.

(67) Having an accountant that makes mistakes is like having a brain surgeon who makes a mistake.

(68) Also if the accountant stops supplying such services to a client this does not apparently in itself fix the time of supply.

(69) Lisa Porter, a senior staff accountant with the Partlow firm, has joined the Drees firm.

(70) In practice, this exercise provides an excellent opportunity for active collaboration between the firm's accountant and responsible fee-earning staff.

(71) You could be a solicitor, an accountant, an army officer, even a schoolmaster.

(71) Wish you will love sentencedict.com and make progress everyday!

(72) Another thing about being a qualified accountant is that I could always leave and do books at home.

(73) Usually there are a number of these which makes it necessary for the accountant to visit the record or publishing company.

(74) In principle this does not need to be done by an accountant.

(75) Working in a manufacturing company, or as a solicitor or chartered accountant gives invaluable experience.

(76) He's a retired accountant who is glad of the extra income.

(77) A qualified accountant, his official job was to raise funds, find more money.

(78) The accountant strolled round to the driver's side, got in, revved up the engine and drove the champion home.

(79) To help you get out of the red you could call on a qualified chartered accountant for between ￡50 and ￡60 an hour.

(80) First on the witness stand was Neill Freeman[sentencedict.com], a forensic accountant who traces assets in legal disputes.

(81) Ohendalski, a Huntsville accountant and former Republican county chairman, is running against state Rep.

(82) For larger tours, bands need a tour accountant to travel with them and record all transactions as they are made.

(83) As a general rule, it is a good idea not to choose the same accountant as your manager.

(84) Mr Baird is a chartered accountant who moved into the software business.

(85) An accountant is rooted to the spot as sheets of glass plummet towards her.

(86) You do not need to be an accountant to know that once you stop earning your income will drop.

(87) Now the 27-year-old accountant is hopeful of surpassing even that with victory over Cork next Sunday in Croke Park.

(88) I value my accountant most of all-he tells me when I can spend money.

(89) It was clear that the debtor had had no communication with his accountant.

(90) For company secretary they settled on a 34-year-old chartered accountant called Michael Henshaw.