rake in the cash

So Microsoft is just trying to rake in the cash - right?

Now I realize that they're just going to raise everyone else's and keep mine the same to rake in the cash.

You've sat back and raked in the cash.

And, full speed ahead.the business sideline that's helping farmers rake in the cash.

All a legitimate company had to do was rake in the cash, keep their mouths shut, and pay nice dividends."

MS has two cash cows so big they will rake in the cash for decades without any new products.

The businessman works 16-hour days, rakes in the cash, and has even bought a forged American passport for $20,000.

Kiss raked in the cash during their heyday in the late 1970's.

Mexico raked in the cash when oil prices soared during the 1970's and could not pay its debts in 1982.

They'll put up some shrines and ten years from now nobody'll remember and we'll still be raking in the cash."

Almost all mutual funds are raking in the cash this year, but some fund companies are growing particularly big, particularly fast.

But after a less than merry Christmas, a stricken high street is relying on January sales to rake in the cash as never before.

It's the Playboy Philosophy plus weapons: bond with the boys, rake in the cash, take the women as spoils.

Four-city tour will likely rake in the cash and merit a reprise, but whether it deserves it is a different matter."

It also raised the question of how quickly Mr. Bush could continue to rake in the cash, given the number of contributors he had already tapped.

The only winner with modular GCSEs is the exam boards who rake in the cash with each resit.

I'm gonna follow that carnival around, go from town to town, sorta hide in the shadows while ol' Samson and his woman rake in the cash.

ALL they knew at a parking garage a few doors down from the Ford Center was that they were losing business while the Clintons raked in the cash.

By banking on the generation gap instead, rock only divides and limits its audience, while professional wrestling and monster truck shows rake in the cash because they are, believe it or not, family events.

The fact that the BPA have obviously lobbied so much as to get this daft schedule into the Bill shows how desperate their members are to carry on raking in the cash.

So with Howard Dean raking in the cash and towering like the Green Mountains over his Democratic rivals in polls, it is time to imagine a presidency, and a nation, under the sway of Vermont style.

From providing the intelligence-gathering software to monitor social media and spy on activists, to arranging canine security for the interior ministry, tender records show how British companies, consultants and special advisers are raking in the cash from the security crackdown.