filthy lucre

No question English football has been debased by filthy lucre.

We should imitate the Chinese and just get on with making lots of filthy lucre.

As usual, filthy lucre had to do with his tarrying.

From this, the term "filthy lucre" became slang for money.

On the other hand, purists wail: another tradition lost to filthy lucre.

Filthy Lucre (written as a teenager in 1946 but published 1986)

I hope the Tories have the ermine filthy lucre at the ready.

It is obviously a case of filthy lucre trumping principled behavior.

Ms. King sounds like an apologist trying to atone for making filthy lucre.

I was not the only person who felt betrayed by filthy lucre when the World Cup went to the satellite company.

"And you must be neck-deep in filthy lucre after that timely sale.

You all right for the filthy lucre?

You don't want to pay out the filthy lucre and then have it turn out she was murdered after all.

A-Rod has sold himself for filthy lucre, and left his chance to play for a real winner.

Is there no depth to which such well-off sports figures will not descend in seeking filthy lucre?

What's filthy lucre compared to a luscious lady?

Lewis and Bones also played together in the band Filthy Lucre.

That the Fourth Estate would tailor its coverage for filthy lucre is not exactly surprising, either.

But filthy lucre led him to Uncle Kenny's.

Filthy lucre - love the stuff.

With all this, however, the problem is filthy lucre, as ever: Books are cheap and plentiful - so book clubs are easy.

Out of my mouth came words I never thought I'd utter: "Dirty, filthy lucre."

The heirs to really filthy lucre.

"Sir," he said, "I do not seek filthy lucre.

Popsmear is an album by the band Filthy Lucre.