1.   As comptroller, he alone kept the books for all of Cook County government.

2.   Your master should really have kept the book under lock and key.

3.   Kasonde said that as long as the economy was dependent upon copper sales, the country would continue to devalue the currency to keep its books in order.

4.   Er, at this time, I used to keep scrap books of the Royal Family, for years, I did,

5.   And the manner by which the U.S. government keeps its books would defy rational analysis by the best accountants using the generally accepted principles of their craft.

6.   Any delay in that delivery process could keep a book from reaching the shelves on time, Lockhart said.

7.   As both a married couple and a business team -- he handles operations, she keeps the books -- Rick and Wilma Chang offer no shortage of contrasts.

8.   As he explores, it is his own nearly poetic insightfulness and his generosity of spirit that keep his book on track.

9.   At Scholastic, which does most of its computer programs for schools, editor Kate Waters wants to make sure kids keep books in their hands.

10.   Because the idea is, you want to keep books in your home if you want your children to grow up to read.