rake in
Verb
Meaning
earn large sums of money
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Since she accepted the new position, she has been raking it in
And instead of building community connections and partnerships they were more worried about funding and to rake in money on behalf of individuals struggling with addictions.
As such, it should go without saying that when festivals don’t rake in the ideal numbers, many organizers and/or their financial backers get cold feet and abandon ship without seeing the forest for the trees.
But the amount is usually just a trickle compared with what the landlords rake in, lawyers say.
In other celebrity news, we told you how Jacqueline Jossa and Charlotte Crosby helped The Style rake in £30 million.
It comes as Bad Boys For Life looks set to rake in the second best MLK Weekend opening of all time at the domestic box office.