| It was a plum job to work on the Flying Scotsman, partly because the Americans liked it and they were big tippers. |
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| Cuper knows he will land a plum job, one with near unlimited funds, where winning silverware will be comparatively simple. |
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| After a short spell doing odd jobs in New Plymouth, Stan's father landed a plum job in south Taranaki. |
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| He didn't look like someone who had landed the plum job in Brussels. |
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| The editor of the volume gives herself the plum job of dealing not only with the great string quartets but also the marvellous Music for strings, percussion and celesta. |
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| After all, Chancellor Gerhard Schröder's cigar-puffing chief aide has never lacked for a plum job. |
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| Mr Pope had a plum job and respects the Journal for being an honest newspaper. |
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| For an unknown presenter to be awarded such a plum job signals both that he is on the fast track to success and that the station is in need of a boost. |
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| No, Ms. Pak did not lose her plum job as an MTV correspondent. |
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| Soon after, he gained the plum job of orator himself. |
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| How did she catapult from dropping out of college to landing a plum job? |
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| A SECTARIAN thug convicted of sending letter bombs to Neil Lennon has landed a plum job behind bars. |
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| Kelly's chances of landing a plum job in the Cabinet have diminished. |
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