lucre

Who, if she were able, would give herself for love and not for lucre.

But no matter, lucre wasn't what she was after.

I do not keep such vast sums of lucre on my person, good madam.

In time of war, the lucre could be used to hire mercenaries and buy weapons.

Some say that lucre should be measured against the company's problems as well as its financial success.

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

Now in middle age (bar lucre) all seems mighty placid.

He had seen this unlooked-for inheritance simply as a source of lucre.

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

No question English football has been debased by filthy lucre.

That sort of lucre puts the Continental in fast company, but the car can hold its own when it comes to innovation.

Not longer, lucre's a spring up that lane-used to be a farm there, some years back.

But there is a calling that is yet above high office, fame, lucre and security.

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

Or is the lure of lucre too much?

We complete their training here in American tournaments and then send them home for a visit and lucre.

But our lucre dwindles like the snow in spring.

Luck at the way for the lucre of smoke she's looping the lamp!

It is the act of an intellectual, of someone who believes that ideas matter more than lucre.

For placing personal loyalty over lucre, his firm orders Shaw to resign.

He promises Italians money and more money, speaking the language of lucre.

"And what officer or man aboard the campari couldn't do with a little more lucre?

We should just ingnore this evil 1% and their mad lust for lucre.

Call it the literature of lucre, the Bildungsroman of the bottom line.

One could always understand the temptations of lucre.