to rake

Example: University graduate students continued to rake in awards and honors this year.

I don't want to get into a discussion with Arnold because he'll want to rake over the ashes of my past mistakes.

Your group is still using Ant as the main build tool, but you're delegating more of the build to Rake.

We had to rake through a throng of ball fans waiting to see the star.

Yes, For a salaried worker like me, gambling may be the only way to rake it in.

I ask for your guidance in releasing any fears or doubts, granting me the confidence and courage to rake action toward realizing my dreams.

Hedge funds used to celebrate their ability to rake in "absolute returns" no matter the economic environment.

The bull came within 60 or 70 yards, just out of bow range but then stopped and turned to rake a tree with its antlers.

critics responded that the musical's record-breaking preview period has allowed it to rake in dough while avoiding scrutiny.

She wasn't able to rake much currency together AT such short notice.

Since it ranks among the top news sites on the net there are huge advertising dollars to rake in.

A persistent wind frustrated my attempt to rake the lawn.

He used to rake over the old newspapers in the library, looking for the articles that he wanted.

leave the rake on the sand before the sand, the sand so long to rake in parallel with the fairway.

Capistrano is a popular deployment package that acts in a similar manner to Rake.

Google, meanwhile, will benefit from wearing a petticoat of competition while it continues to rake in cash.

He kept asking the boys to rake them out; he was afraid their seed would root and "take the alfalfa. "

I love Autumn. It's always so poetic to watch the maple trees change the color. Yet I hate to rake the fallen leaves.

And ads are the means by which Google hopes to rake in big revenues.

Despite your high expenses, you have a plethora of good aspects to rake in more cash, so let's look at those for a moment.

Father told Tom to rake the yard, but Tom tried to beg off.

I have to rake leaves up. I have to pick apple. I have to get ready for the winter!

By earning overtime in a no-pay-raise year, he may have the chance to rake in some extra income.

Your mind engages in efforts to rake control of situation, to bring about the result you desire.

I set my children to rake the fallen leaves.

We need to rake up two more players to form a team.

This year the firm expects to rake in $120m.

Instead of looking at leaves as something to rake, think of them as potential fun.

I can't miss my chance to rake leaves, have a bonfire, roast chestnuts.

This is not a project a person does if they want to rake in the dough.

I think the reason I want to rake Japanese as my major has something to do with you.

I don't want to rake over old ashes, but while we are discussing personal matters, have you heard from Jim lately?

I'll only stop to rake the leaves away