Sentence examples for making a buck with from inspiring English sources

Contracts are about the school making a buck, with no benefit to the student.

It's been carefully and manipulatively packaged, marketed and sold to make a buck with a young, impatient audience.

It's easier to make a buck with engineering of the financial sort than with the engineering that has to do with engines.

Other podcast businesses, however, are trying to make a buck with a mostly untested business selling airtime to advertisers in a medium that hasn't yet established a set of common measurement metrics.

A new decade opens with Patrick charging part-time into stock-car racing — driving a Chevrolet owned in part by Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Earnhardtdt's father, who always did like making a buck, would have no problem with either Patrick racing or his son hiring her.

I guess there's nothing wrong with making a buck off the paranoid.

But still, you'd think there would be one or two nerds in the class who would be more concerned with making a buck than going to the beach or having a day off.

And, with luck, making a buck.

Further, while Ronald isn't down with wars that cost money and expand federal power, he's totally fine with the government making a buck from other people's wars: He was the only member of congress to vote against the Darfur Divestment Act, which proposed the radical idea of prohibiting the American government from investing in businesses fueling a fucking genocide.

So what's wrong with adding a new nickname, in the interest of making a buck?

When does Gorog see Napster making a buck?