Sentence examples for go legitimate from inspiring English sources

Grokster is reportedly on the verge of selling itself to a company called Mashboxx, which has a similar strategy to go legitimate.

Then people realised that there were huge amounts of money to be made in this, but to make money you have to go legitimate.

Yet while Jimmy voices reservations as volubly as Michael Corleone, insisting that he wants to go legitimate, Mr. To knows better.

Except it's not quite that simple... Qtrax might be the first major P2P to go legitimate, but it's not the first to go the ad-funded route (SpiralFrog and We7 already exist and have yet to make a serious dent in the legal market).

Probably time to go legitimate, I'd say.

In the other camp are those who rejected the opportunity to go legitimate and merge their activities and business connections with the Ukrainian state.

You remember Klonsky?" They had gone legitimate.

Mr. Wahlberg's smuggler, Chris Farraday, has gone legitimate for the sake of his family and now works in security.

Jay, who was awarded an MBE for services to music in 2002, began his broadcasting career at pirate radio station Kiss in the 1980s and hosted the first legal broadcast on Kiss after it went legitimate in 1990.

Murdoch would do well to recall that in the 16th and 17th centuries many pirates, having made their money, went legitimate and then thought nothing of turning on their own kind on behalf of "the establishment".

A theory now doing the rounds says that, like mobsters, terrorists can decide that they get more of what they want by going legitimate.From afar (and, to their victims, from close up) the Middle East's terrorists look much the same: bloody and implacable bands that should be pounded, not appeased.