proper job

And he at least has done well in his proper job.

They didn't have enough time to do a proper job.

But I want to close this case and get you back on your proper job.

Few had proper jobs and were not expected to do much with their lives.

It was all something to do with their thinking he didn't have a proper job, so they said.

But neither has done a proper job outside the world of politics.

Later today he'd get petrol and make a proper job of it.

If you're taking the time to do a proper job, I suggest.

No agency can do a proper job of work if it does not have enough money.

"The court was telling the government it did not do a proper job in coming to its decision."

How could she expect to do a proper job without the right equipment?

They've never even had a proper job in the private sector!

Don't mind doing my proper job, but unnecessary work is not on.

Other men's wives did proper jobs once the children were off their hands.

If they don't like it why not just quit and get a proper job?

Talking of father figures, my own dad has never once told me to "get a proper job".

How whenever you had a group of men, they seemed to find their proper jobs, no matter whether it was a thing they'd done before.

The attitude was that they should pull themselves together and get proper jobs.

After slightly less than six months, Douglas's first proper job had come to an end.

Make them do a proper job on a chain gang.

He gathered her into his arms and made a proper job of the kiss.

It was probably about time he threw all this computer stuff in and got a proper job.

Sod it, does nobody do a proper job these days?

"They were all bright young men working at proper jobs.

"I would like to have been a lawyer and had a proper job, actually.