Jockey.

A onelegged jockey?

Well known jockey suspended.

No, horse racing. Jockey.

He's a gas pump jockey.

So the onelegged jockey said...

The jockey escaped with minor injuries.

Well, if it ain't the dead body jockey.

However, jockey Danny Freed appears to be unhurt.

I'm just an ordinary swab jockey, second class.

He's a jockey. They caught him doping' a horse.

There's a man out there who looks like a gas pump jockey.

I never met a gas jockey that wasn't. Is that what he is?

So the onelegged jockey said Don't worry about me, baby. I ride sidesaddle.

If you think you'll make a plow jockey out of me, you got another thing coming.

Like a jockey must feel sitting on his horse, with all that speed and power underneath.

They talk about it, they figure out what it's going to look like, they jockey for power.

With the 200 I won from that jockey last night, and today at the track, I've 540.

I'm an administrator, a desk jockey... trying to run a bureau of overworked men with underallocated... funds.

His first broadcast was on May 1, 1957, when he worked as the disc jockey from 9 a.m. to noon.

Say, do you know the one about the girl tuba player who was stranded on an island with a onelegged jockey?

While still in high school, Rajoelina began working as a disc jockey at parties and clubs in Antananarivo to earn pocket money.

They are put forward to help the proponents of various plans jockey for power and influence on both the regional and global stage.

Neither side is in a hurry to break the symmetry of interdependent vulnerability, but both continue to jockey to shape the structure and institutional framework of their market relationship.

By contrast, when institutions are too weak to offer predictable and acceptable settlements, or to protect existing shares, everyone has an incentive to jockey for a larger slice of the pie.

He began his career as an entrepreneur in his teenage years, first as a disc jockey at local clubs and parties, and later by organizing and promoting musical events in the capital.

(d) The jockey shall sign a declaration, endorsed by the racing organization and accompanied by an attestation from his father or legal guardian, stating that he is aware of the dangers of racing and exonerating any other part of responsibility for the consequences of his participation therein