bookkeeping department

She delivered petty cash vouchers to the bookkeeping department.

He risked his life and looked at the front of the store that hid his illegal bookkeeping department.

The injured were on the night shift in the bank's stock bookkeeping department and were working on the other side of the corridor wall.

Strolling into the bookkeeping department, he approached a shirt-sleeved man who sat alone, thwacked the fellow on his stooped shoulders.

"We cannot maintain an editing room or a bookkeeping department or secretaries without the 35 percent markup," Mr. Martin said.

After completing elementary school in 1912, Koch began studying business and worked as a messenger and an apprentice in a bookkeeping department in a local factory.

"We're the odd couple," said Mrs. Palmer, who once worked in the bookkeeping department of the Republic Aviation Corporation in Farmingdale.

To make the confusion complete, the memory bank erasure had taken place just before the robots were scheduled to transmit their recorded data to the bookkeeping department, as they did regularly every 3 hours.

For a long time nothing was heard from the bookkeeping department; then a boy came into the office with a pay sheet and a pile of records that had been consulted for the deduction of fines.

She planned her work for the day: drawing up the Security Section's employment schedule for the following week, writing letters to departed guests who had left personal property in their rooms, filing petty cash vouchers with the bookkeeping department.

He came from Staunton, Va., while Herb Barr retired to Dare County from the bookkeeping department at what was called United States Steel Corporation, since renamed USX Corporation, in Pittsburgh.

Mr. Vuillequez, who attended New York University, joined the bookkeeping department at Amax in New York City in 1927, when he was just 16 and the company was still known at the American Metal Company.