just the job

Just the job, you would have thought, for those unable to get to a meeting.

Yeah, I know, they're expensive; but it would have been just the job today.

The chaperones thought he was just the job, no doubt.

A nice warm blanket would be just the job now."

About £10 a head, and just the job on a cold winter's day.

This could be just the job for her - and it would generate some new income to replace what we've lost.

It'd be just the job for a one-man farm like that.

I wanted to do that, of course; but that was just the job, not my reason for doing it.

"It's not just the job, and changing it will only make things worse.

Think I might have just the job for him."

Sure, Jason said to himself, just the job I wanted in the rain.

Computerised databases are just the job for any record storage as many of you may know.

You say it's just the job you're after.

You have to hit one better than the other and it's just the job of the pitcher to find out which one that is."

"Is it just the job, or did I fail?"

"It wasn't just the job," she continued, lowering her eyes.

More importantly, I can appreciate that they could be just the job for low-mileage drivers.

Now I don't have the ego for it; just the job and the habit."

To decide which one is right for you, you have to consider more than just the job you do.

It wasn't just the Job and its demands, but something deeper: a central core of loneliness.

There's a heavy knife in our crash kit which is just the job.'

Just the job for a vampire who fortuitously has arrived in the nick of time, eh?

That's just the job, do you work there, too?"

The Cajun Kings were just the job, as was John.

It wasn't just the job, and having to give up my Communications course -'