bank account

“There was a time, before campaign finance laws and snooping reporters, when money shaped politics through outright bribery; when a politician could treat his campaign fund as his personal bank account and accept fancy junkets; when big honoraria from those who sought influence were commonplace, and the shape of legislation went to the highest bidder.”

The Audacity of Hope

“No one would freely give their bank account number to something called ‘The World-Wide Lootery.’”

Simon & Schuster: Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware

“You should also know that despite having never held a regular job in his life, Peter Mullen had almost two hundred thousand dollars in his bank account at the time of his death.”

The Beach House

“I thought about the illegal bank account that Jack asked Brenda to open and I knew that he and Uncle Kenton would keep her working there as long as she could be of use to them.”

Simon & Schuster: Keep Sweet

“His was the store of Ah Kim Company, and his was the achievement of building it up through the long years from the shoestring of savings of a contract coolie labourer to a bank account in four figures and a credit that was gilt edged.”

THE TEARS OF AH KIM

“I can't remember my bank account number or my sisters 'birthdays, but I remember that Richie Zisk had exactly one hundred RBI's for the Pirates, that Pat Dobson won nineteen games for the Yankees, and that Ralph Garr hit a cool .353.”

Land of the Blind

“The government already collects wage and bank account information, so there's no reason the IRS can't send Americans prefilled tax forms to verify.”

Remarks of Senator Barack Obama: Tax Fairness for the Middle Class

“You want to treat the second LLC very carefully, in that you do not want it to be much more than a mere owner or a bank account and other intangible-type rights.”

Simon & Schuster: Creating Wealth

“It is absurd to quote statistics showing the Negro's bank account and rent rolls, to point to the hundreds of newspapers edited by colored men and lists of lawyers, doctors, professors, D. D's, LL D's, etc., etc., etc., while the source from which the life-blood of the race is to flow is subject to taint and corruption in the enemy's camp.”

A Voice From the South