rush job

It may have been too much of a rush job.

But the last half in particular has the surprising air of a rush job.

They'll make a rush job of it for you if they think you're going to be a good future customer.

He had to go out at eight last night on a rush job."

But it was a rush job, I guess, since the rescue had happened the day before.

The government's public report, he added, "was a rushed job and looks political."

"I wanted to do the research, but they were paying double for a rush job."

Maybe never allowed in this room but surely when he did that rush job on Limo-34?

I'm sure we would pay a very reasonable fee for a rush job.

The book is clearly a rush job, thus a testament to modern culture.

"But say it's a rush job and that he's got to come today."

All they told us was you were coming in holed and needed a rush job.

We both have to get to work, and I don't like rush jobs.

I told the forensics team it was a rush job.

The craftsmen had done a remarkable rush job, she knew.

"This one may be a rush job, prepared just for us.

"We'll try to do a rush job on your papers," he told Paul.

"They did me a special favor with the engraving, a rush job."

"Make it a rush job, in the form of a small folder.

He did a rush job and a really detailed search, on the spot, would have revealed that.

"His wife was willing to do a rush job."

It means a rush job after all, and some deep-dive equipment, with staff.

"But since this is a rush job we will telescope that," he continued smoothly.

Instead it's a rushed job and a missed opportunity.

For an additional $7.50, rush jobs can be completed in a week.