| Other twists and turns could as well be jobbed in from the whole range of spy-thriller literature, and arranged any which way. |
| Just as the commercial fleet is getting jobbed out of fish right now, the United States is getting jobbed out of fish. |
| Much of this process is usually jobbed out to third-party specialists like Genco, which is based in Pittsburgh. |
| It was a creditor in the shape of the man of whom she jobbed her carriages. |
| At this point, with all the hurt and pain of being jilted and jobbed by the BCS system, that's all the Miami Hurricanes can hold on to. |
| She was as classy as they come in the face of misfortune, so was he when he got jobbed out of a second medal. |
