be on the make

She didn't seem to be on the make for a man.

These guys were on the make, and there was no question about their influence."

This could be it, or she could just think I was on the make.

As she would have put it herself, she was on the make.

If she was on the make, who paid her bills?"

I think of their men always harried and exhausted from being on the make.

Like their male counterparts they are on the make because they have so little.

"You sure she and Rita were on the make?"

He would be on the make, of course.

The tide is on the make and you will have drifted, putting your ship about here."

"You thought he came prowling by because he was on the make for me?

If she were on the make she would have more money than she evidently possesses.

"The women are more blotto than the men, and two of the wives are on the make.

Then there's lots of Janes that get in a cab and are on the make.

Always assuming that because she was a good-looking woman, she was on the make.

A mutual friend said that she gave a lot of signals that she was on the make.

Pretending to be on the make.

We are on the make!

They were on the make.

Just because he was the boss and you had to hold still for it, and being on the make himself he figured everyone else was.

The first time I laid eyes her, I ew she was on the make.

"Everyone at Silverado was on the make."

Calipari, who has been on the make for the past six years, took a chance on being humbled before the first snowfall.

They were on the make in the big city when the Beatles represented hip modernity as much as swinging London.

The first one was a bust-everybody was on the make or, worse, on the way down and desperately clinging to prestige.