taking care of business

"Taking care of business is more important than anything else," he said.

He wondered if anyone out there was taking care of business.

This day was about taking care of business, going out there, giving a professional effort and playing hard.

"I'll just keep taking care of business and play with my kids.

If we're going to be honest, now, and we start taking care of business this way, we'd better get used to a few changes.

Aren't you glad he's taking care of business in football?

"I just don't feel Bush has been taking care of business.

I was down in Texas taking care of business, tending to my family.

"I got better things to do than sit around out there waiting for you guys to finish taking care of business," he said.

You just have to keep faith and go about taking care of business."

We're just going out and taking care of business.

"There's no sense in coming this far and not taking care of business," Riley said.

"Getting him to a resuscitator in two minutes sounds like we were taking care of business."

"The brothers are walking the streets, taking care of business and looking out for the patrons."

I headed out to start taking care of business.

If Bill and them love me, they should be proud of my taking care of business.

People were scrambling around getting things done, taking care of business, fixing this and that.

"I look forward to going to Denver and taking care of business there, doing whatever's asked of me."

"On the field, we are taking care of business."

"Chris ought to be an ambassador for taking care of business.

Details of what they mean by "taking care of business" we are left to imagine.

I mean that guy was making an effort, he was taking care of business and working overtime.

She'd led him through a dozen bars and clubs he'd never seen before, taking care of business, usually with no more than a nod.

"And you're kind of left there taking care of business.

"We were taking care of business, but he had tears in his eyes and he made me cry."