to rake in

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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