How to pronounce“nine to five”in English

the nine to five rat race if they just learned high ticket sales and they can have the life of their dreams.

not nine to five but more like noon till midnight seven days a week and coming up with a product and sort of

And I was doing nine to five.

So you do that nine to five.

It used to be nine to five, right?

They work nine to five, that they don't like.

It was a nine to five sort of work life and you had to be there on time and if I was late

I think nine to five means you have to wake up at a certain time every day.

You put cherries on cakes nine to five.

It's not necessarily now the strict nine to five.

I'm just going to go nine to five, work nine to five, and just have two and a half children and just have an average life.

Sundance Guardino didn't choose the usual nine to five career path.

that and and doing my nine to five every day so you would create a perverse incentive and i didn't i didn't think about that

every day, nine to five, cleaning the rock because the rock was hard and the bone was soft, and it's extraordinarily well-preserved.

The ones who are not pushed to a nine to five job, but feel like they create their own reality.

To do magic, can you just work from nine to five?"

The regimented just, even just a nine to five job, right?

- You have, do you work nine to five?

One of the songs is called "Lovers in Chaotic Times.” It's about two people working nine to five, but they… how do I put it…

How did you-- I guess, what made you first-- you moved from nine to five from being-- we love food health inspectors, by the way.

How many people in that job, putting cherries on cakes nine to five, would be going home of an evening and thinking, oh, the cherries today, it just went crazy.

What are some tips that you could give to people who do work the nine to five that still want to be good photographers, especially up

The work was nine to five, pretty much, and the hierarchies were very straightforward,

So more and more, the business day, nine to five, is take--

something so ambitious um you have to you know you have to be involved it's not a nine to five basically you

Now with a lot of us working nine to five jobs, perhaps pre-2020 we were working nine to five jobs.

Otherwise, it's a job, then it becomes a nine to five.

and the people under that spotlight versus the rest of us who are in a more of an office nine to five job.

- I think it was nine to five.

and they never actually ask the question why am i doing this if you're just working nine to five or uh and you allow that nine to five to

middle of the day and do all this this productive meditation and stuff like this while still maintaining the nine to five

It has to become a place where maybe a single parent family can allow their kids to stay till 11 o'clock, not just open as a kind of nine to five or nine till seven.

And yeah, so I've never had, not just a nine to five job, but any kind of job where you have to turn up and do what anybody else tells you to.

So it’s hard for us to really manage that especially if we’re trying to shove ourselves into a nine to five work day.

That's the morning, and then you jump into faculty sessions that really happen from, you know, nine to five a little bit after that where you have

So, that's something that we look for, and not just a smart engineer, but somebody who is not looking for a nine to five job but somebody who

Just want to make sure like, what would be the part time hours, because I, pretty much I work from nine to five, so just not sure like how this would help me.

We don't, we tend to use, pretty strict about meetings, being just during the nine to five day.

So it's just, this is just a, this is my nine to five.

That was like, not in our, I was taught to work our way up a company ladder, and, nine to five, do your job.