The phrase "handsome money" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large or significant amount of money in a positive or admiring way. Example: "She received a handsome sum of money as a bonus for her hard work this year."
Here the Devil appears in person — he is handsome, has money, and is terrific in bed.
Even if it meant their eventual demise, they would walk away with a handsome amount of money from selling off their exchange.
Not to her birth parents, Bella had learned, but with her nanny, who had received a handsome sum of money for them to settle comfortably in the countryside.
Yet handsome as that money is, much of it from clubs in neighbourhoods of deprivation, HMRC's indignation at football will not subside while the football creditors' rule remains in force.
He is the heir to a large real estate fortune and should be able to come up with a handsome chunk of money to endow a trust fund that would temporarily pay the basic living expenses of women arrested for prostitution.
It is utterly silent, the kind of precious outdoor quiet that may one day require handsome sums of money to experience.
As spreads in credit default swaps for AIG whipsawed last year leading up to the September rescue, Goldman probably made a handsome sum of money.
First, Monster has paid a handsome sum of money for a company that offers neither a large user base nor coveted technological capabilities (as far as I can tell, these are simple CRUD websites built on Ruby on Rails).
Many college presidents are paid quite a handsome sum of money for their services.
If you watch documentaries like "Inside Job", some of them were paid handsome amounts of money to say these things.
