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money-spinner

NOUN
  1. a project that generates a continuous flow of money

How To Use money-spinner In A Sentence

  • The teenage and 'tweenage' market is potentially a huge money-spinner. Times, Sunday Times
  • Junk doesn't seem to be a great money-spinner ,' Flynn agreed. TICKLED PINK
  • Sometimes fledgling York firms’ nifty ideas may seem to be all hot air, but with a little cash help they can turn into money-spinners.
  • Sailing is a major money-spinner for Lymington and any reduction in the number of visiting yachtsmen would be a serious blow to local trade.
  • Sales of sites to the highest bidder for holiday homes or other speculative investment has become a money-spinner for some.
  • It may not be a money-spinner - conventional hoteliers would balk at the thought of changing the flowers or turning paying guests away on a whim - but if archdukes are sleeping in your bedrooms and Sean Connery's in the bar, who cares?
  • It should be a real money-spinner, with a possible total of £40,000 not far-fetched.
  • Day trading has earned a reputation as a money-spinner because of some notable success stories.
  • Please note, this project is in no way a potential money-spinner!
  • Organisers behind a cancelled charity walk on Bingley's relief road are planning an alternative money-spinner.
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