cash cow

The hope is that stars become the next cash cows.

The book, though, is more a labor of love than a cash cow.

Europe has not been just a cash cow, but an important source for political thinking.

"Local phone service is the big cash cow," he said.

A long time ago, so I guess it makes sense for them to go back to their original cash cows.

For those with the right connections, this has been a major cash cow.

The Yankees, at that time, were not the cash cow they have become.

Too often, she feels, public service is seen as a cash cow instead of a calling.

"Over the years the cash cow was the race track," he said.

Yet the rich are still getting the last bit of milk from their cash cows.

The show became a cult favorite and a cash cow.

For others, a vacation home is basically a cash cow.

Why would the government want to undercut a cash cow?

Today, labor is a cash cow for Democratic politicians and nothing more.

Over the past few decades, gambling has turned into a great cash cow for the state government.

Cash cows will be deprived of any further major investment.

That cash cow still has plenty of milk in it.

For the dancers, after all, it was a living, and these guys were the cash cows.

Why invest in the cash cow when you can get the milk for free?

At the end of the cycle the cash cow turns into a dog.

"It could be our cash cow, but right now it's just a missed opportunity."

But other analysts say Morton wants to keep its cash cow.

The US was a sort of cash cow for them.

Indeed, having survived its rocky start, the 747 has turned into a cash cow.

What's more, green taxes could prove to be terrific cash cows.