share in the profit
share in profits

Everyone who now works for me will share in the profits.

I see no reason why my employees should not share in the profits.

There was at first some hope that they might all share in the profits once the show opened.

At the same time, the employees are supposed to share in the profits.

'And we gave them all the chance to have a share in the profits.

Each partner is entitled to share in the profits of the business.

As owners, the workers would have enjoyed a share in the profits.

They were also given the right to a twenty-five percent share in the profit of their firm.

These were attended by two boys who shared in the profits.

The limited partners share in the profits, but do not make management decisions.

Would he or she have to get approval and then allow Woods to share in the profits as well?

The traditional reply is that the theater will share in the profits.

Sometimes clubs seek to share in the profits of developing the land.

But, he said, if the heart advances drug research, does the family of the deceased have a right to share in the profits?

"We thought they should also share in the profits."

This is so even if both the joint owners share in the profits made from the property.

Is it unreasonable that we should ask for a share in the profits of the fair?

He did not get to share in the profits derived from the patents.

At the same time, the local theater has a chance to share in the profits if a show reaches Broadway and does well.

I'm offering good terms: share in the profits and five ounces of silver each on top.

Because they are the draw, members reason, they should share in the profits.

This way, the children that worked in the shop could share in the profits.

He also claimed a right to share in the profits made on any drugs derived from his cells.

Several of the doctors became hospital co-owners, sharing in the profits.

Only imagine me a captain at twenty, with a hundred louis pay, and a share in the profits!