make a quick buck

Each of these kids takes the place off someone who actually wants to study just so they can make a quick buck.

"He's not one of these guys who wants to make a quick buck."

"They just saw this as on opportunity to make a quick buck for the town."

"They'd rather take somebody who already got it and make a quick buck."

If they can't make a quick buck off us, we're not worth the trouble.

"There's nothing good about it except for those who want to make a quick buck."

"Students want fields in which they can make a quick buck."

Are you claiming they were just trying to make a quick buck?

Tired of his job he looks for new ways to make a quick buck.

"He doesn't seem to care about anything but making a quick buck.

"They want to make a quick buck at the expense of 150 people who have good jobs in this community."

Apple's store is still the one to beat if you're looking to make a quick buck.

They have no way of finding out which officer was hoping to make a quick buck.

Others would prefer just to fuel the war - and make a quick buck at the same time.

Of course no bright young thing who wants to make a quick buck would consider going into the ministry.

They saw India as a land of wealth and an opportunity to make a quick buck.

"The days of making a quick buck are over - and for that we should be thankful."

Probably just a tabloid reporter, looking to make a quick buck.

They're not out there to make a quick buck.

Their chief goal is to make a quick buck.

The way these programs are put together, people can make a quick buck off political connections."

"We're not a bunch of kids trying to make a quick buck.

They just want to buy shares cheap and sell them at a higher price to make a quick buck.

"I'm not in this thing to make a quick buck and retire," he said.

To you, this great cache of accumulated knowledge means nothing more than something to make a quick buck on.