Sentence examples for cashing in on work from inspiring English sources

"This is not cashing in on work someone else has done".

The writer Georgette Heyer accused Cartland of trying to "cash in" on her work and of acting like "a petty thief".

And authors and publishers will be able to cash in on long-neglected works.But critics maintain that the risks outweigh the benefits.

The hope is to cash in on people returning to work Monday with shopping still on their minds.

It's unclear how much money Scouts usually make peddling cookies on average, but it seems like this ingenious girl's plan to cash in on the green rush worked out a little better than going door to door.

Was all of this an effort to cash in on someone else's hard work?

The company's Brown & Root unit had been doing road projects for most of the 20th century and as Mr. Cheney took the reins, it hoped to cash in on a nationwide boom in highway work.

Recent research shows that private corporations have sought to cash in on the services and infrastructure that working Americans rely on every day, while slashing wages and benefits in the process.

Citizens Advice says consumers need to be wary of rogue companies trying to cash in on the green deal scheme to gain work.

Rats, why haven't I been celebrating Christmas?!" J.D. Considine from The Baltimore Sun said that the album "may look like just another attempt to cash in on Christmas cheer, but is actually the work of someone who genuinely loves this music.

And they said it spurred poor imitators to churn out mediocre works, hoping to cash in on the demand for a style that had suddenly become chic.