How To Use Moneyman In A Sentence

Nothing stirs a moneyman 's interest more than the mention of more money. YESTERDAY'S SHADOW
This news comes on the heels of a very significant legal victory by former Ave Maria School of Law professor Stephen Safranek who accepted a settlement offer in his October 2007 wrongful termination suit against Ave Maria moneyman and controlling power Tom Monaghan, the Ave Maria Foundation, the Law School, and former AMSL Dean and President Bernard Dobranski — see Safranek Wins Settlement from Ave Maria and Monaghan for details. Discourse.net: Hard Times at Ave Maria Law (Updated)
* Bill Stern: Stern is a moneyman in South Carolina who served as finance chairman for McCain's presidential bids as well as former Gov. Jon Huntsman's Inner Circle
But since he's the current head of the Church, he's just a "moneyman" to them. Propeller Most Popular Stories
So you have done with the tunnel," said the cashier, or the "moneyman," as they called him. In Midsummer Days, and Other Tales

Nicknamed the "moneyman" by his friends, his job consists of picking up hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and paying it out to the 1,200 young Iraqi men, mainly Sunnis, who work for his unit. U.S. Is Still on Hook for Paying
The Iraqi undercover cop identifies the suspected moneyman and he pistol-whips him.
That the moneyman should be the one to fall on his sword was greeted with incredulity in the art world. A House Divided
He was known as a moneyman with no feel for the music side of the music business (various Warner sources call him a "" henchman, '' and even the company's corporate publicist laughingly admits he's looking like Darth Vader). Trouble In Paradise
During the game itself Mileson remained very composed and anyone who thinks that he is just on some kind of moneyman's ego trip should have seen the look of sheer exaltation when Gretna's equaliser hit the back of the net.
It's also why he has handed over to Shaw the building staff's retirement account, so the moneyman can work his magic. Crime Comedy 'Heist' Lacks Conviction