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Nice work if you can get it is what I say.

I had a great family and a nice work environment.

"Nice work," he said to himself for the second time that night.

Nice work if you can get it, but we really do deserve much better.

Nice work, Lady, the way you turned it around after that.

France's policies have produced nice work if you can get it.

"And it will be nice working with someone of such scientific achievement," she said.

It must be nice working with your spouse, I venture.

Very nice work, and thanks for holding my feet to the fire."

Nice work if you can get it, in these lean architectural times.

Nice work- they've got a great 1960s feel to them.

Nice work, David told him, and it really was.

Well, we're gardeners obviously trained to provide a nice working environment.

I think everyone is looking forward to a nicer working environment."

You said yesterday that I was doing nice work.

It's nice work if you can get it; there are only three important hitches.

In other words, playing a senator is nice work if you can get it, but no one expects anyone to turn down a mob role.

Yeah he's quite keen to do some nice work.

"Nice work," I said in my best tone of admiration.

Christopher - 9 months ago Nice work as always.

"Nice work," Pitt said, smiling for the first time in days.

With a small sigh of relief, he said to data, "Nice work."

If it was a good list, everyone saying "nice work" isn't as entertaining!

She thought it was nice working in a short time period that did not jump from day to day.

It was nice working with all those old guys."

But just now it made quick work of getting him where he wanted to go.

All I ask is that you make quick work of it.

"I must say this is pretty quick work on your part," he said.

Surprisingly, getting the money turned out to be quick work.

She then has to take a quick work related flight.

In the end, the Soviet leader made quick work of the challenge.

But not to worry - you'll make quick work of it.

His strong, rough hands would make quick work of the task.

When playing action games, it is important to know where an enemy might be, to make quick work of him or her.

Roscoe made quick work of it and looked around for more.

It had been quick work, and daring, in the dark of early evening.

An accountant could probably have made quick work of this stuff.

Three children in three months would be rather quick work.

The three other crew members were old hands, and they made quick work of the systems checks.

It has lost its confessional sense and now means only "make quick work of."

She had proven that by her quick work with the light switch.

The general impression, however, was that she would make quick work of her opponent, little known in the States.

Spurred by that, they made quick work of their meal.

"Quick work on my part, considering I only met her five days ago.

This would mean quick work; Harry felt sure that he could perform it.

He awoke with the feeling that the weather had changed and quick work was wanted.

A third man who also had a heart attack during the race survived, thanks to quick work by an emergency medical team.

The group found quick work at all the major hotels and was in great demand locally.

He does quick work of every militia, but not before they gun down Marco.

"I've never seen such quick work on a burn patient.