Sentence examples for job for nothing from inspiring English sources

The teachers do the job for nothing.

Sources close to Rose had joked that he would have done the job for nothing, but he has negotiated an impressive deal: a salary of £850,000 with a potential 100percentnt bonus, a signing-on fee of £1.2m and an undisclosed number of shares.

LAW 40: DESPISE THE FREE LUNCH If you try to get a job done for nothing, you can wind up with a bad contractor or anger a good one.

After 10 years in the business, Donnelly has learnt that, hi-tech developments notwithstanding, some jobs call for nothing more than brute strength.

Prosecutors had said that Jason Pepper's heroic efforts to rehabilitate himself — kicking drugs, attending college, earning straight A's, getting married and obtaining a good job — should count for nothing.

Robert Reid, a professional guide writer who has written for Lonely Planet, said that making a living from guide writing was tough in part because of the number of young people who were willing to do the job for next to nothing.

They're doing this job for next to nothing and do it with such love and care.

This comedic point of view is unfortunately representative of much of the media when it comes to women, particularly, as in Miriam O'Reilly's case, older women, whose ability to do the job appears to count for nothing if a few wrinkles get in the way.

"If they call me right away, and it's not a real big job, I'll do it for nothing.

"I went to Calumet Farm for a job and offered to work for nothing," Mr. Miller told The New York Times in 1971.

Joan Walley, the Labour MP who chairs the Environmental Audit Committee, said it would cost farmers millions of pounds to do the job that pollinating insects do for nothing.