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moneymaker

[ US /ˈməniˌmeɪkɝ/ ]
[ UK /mˈʌnɪmˌe‍ɪkɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who is successful in accumulating wealth
  2. a project that generates a continuous flow of money

How To Use moneymaker In A Sentence

  • She used to be able to dance and her moneymaker is falling victim to gravity.
  • The more affluent clients, especially if they use Merrill for other services in addition to brokerage, are moneymakers for the firm.
  • ‘Revenue-wise,’ says an official with the telecom's cable channel, ‘it's one of our biggest moneymakers.’
  • She's working her moneymaker for a magazine shoot.
  • Anytime you can offer her a product that will allow her to protect herself and her valuables is sure to be a moneymaker for your store.
  • It's not surprising that books on infant sleep are top moneymakers for publishers - in early infancy, every baby wakes in the night, so every parent will want such books.
  • Twentieth Century Fox is betting an estimated $200 million on "Avatar," a 3-D space adventure directed by Mr. Cameron and set for December release, his first nondocumentary film since 1997's "Titanic," still the biggest moneymaker in movie history, without counting inflation. Reflector - Latest Headlines from The Daily Reflector
  • Newspapers were risky as business enterprises, fledgling moneymakers, but, like most small businesses, it was the start-up costs that could prove to be disastrous.
  • There, he showcased an ability to succeed where others had failed, turning a money-losing unit into a moneymaker after only one year.
  • Even the smaller NASCAR series are consistent moneymakers.
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