1. I think he can rake in ￡500 a week.

2. The privatisation allowed companies to rake in huge profits.

3. The rake in himself has been banished.

4. Bull market makes many investors rake in much money.

5. Our candidate will rake in votes by the thousand.

6. What percentage does the dealer expect to rake in?

7. And don't they rake in the money too?

8. Most plumbers rake in ￡1,000 a week or ￡52,000 a year.

9. He was think as a rake in spite of his enormous appetite.

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10. The dealers can rake in another ten or fifteen percent on the takings.

11. Example : University graduate students continued to rake in awards and honors this year.

12. How much do you expect to rake in over the weekend?

13. He was a rake in spite of his enormous appetite.

14. And, if my memory serves me right, you stand to rake in a tidy sum on that.

15. Once I had a rather nerve-racking experience with him when I was working the horse rake in the lower field.

16. And, full speed ahead ... the business sideline that's helping farmers rake in the cash.

17. Yes, For a salaried worker like me, gambling may be the only way to rake in.

18. The more readers you get, the more money you will rake in. Some blogs make well over 6 figures a year and the sky is the limit.

19. And boy is it worth it. Not only for us the audience, since we get to enjoy masterpiece after masterpiece, but for the studio as well: they simply rake in the dough with each release.

1. I think he can rake in ￡500 a week.