do the accounts

The game forces the players to do the accounts by themselves.

They'll know what government looks like when you and your partner are doing the accounts late at night on the kitchen table.

You have to do the accounts and be the main contact person for the owner.

There's more to managing a Keep than doing the accounts.

Surely you don't have to do the accounts for the guard?

He also did the accounts for his local church.

He said you had no one to do the accounts for the liedburg.

Doing the accounts for businesses teaches us a great deal about business practices.

We'll see about it as soon as I've done the accounts this evening.

He claimed they lost money, but she was involved in doing the accounts for the tour," the unidentified friend said.

Each month, for as long as Peter could remember, she had gone through the bank statement and done the accounts.

You do the accounts for a couple of chemists.

The winds of change are blowing at Chelsea with pace, but do the accounts add up?

Do the accounts or income projections indicate reasonable financial stability of the organization?

Faro had finally had a chance to do the accounts, and the result was not good.

Do the accounts (and the notes) take up less than 30% of the overall number of pages?

That week he was doing the accounts of a central heating contractor in Portswood.

'Oh, this morning I did the accounts, and later went to take the air.'

She is also doing the accounts and overseeing the cleaning of Braemoor.

But I don’t recall her doing the accounts,” Momtchiloff said.

There was a pause while Sara collected herself, and then she said they must go back and do the accounts.

You were suggesting ways of increasing profit rather than saying why do the accounts not reflect the actual numbers."

I had to do the accounts before I left, and there wasn't much lamp oil left.

One other afternoon a week her desk is occupied by a quiet, middle-aged woman bookkeeper who does the accounts.

The only staff approaching regulars would be a PA and a woman who does the accounts, but they don’t come every day.