make money.造句

They want those Arctic oilfields to make money.

The whole thrust of the project was to make money.

One trick is to think about how they make money.

First, we have to suppose that she was out to make money.

He is interested in economics and technology; but not in how you make money.

He was a businessman, and therefore he always has an eye out for any opportunity to make money.

Usually the ones who have, have learned over the decade that it's an impossibly hard place to make money.

Once you learn to identify patterns and read the market, you find there are limitless opportunities to make money.

The writing and dialogue can best be described as sophomoric but the issues that they confront are not shock tactics to gain notoriety or to make money.

It was his way of describing a reality that continues to haunt the movie business: Studio executives have no idea which pictures will make money.

And if this is true, it is criminal to treat this information like a tabloid news story, and tease the final product while trying to build a market and make money.

You have to get him, you get, you are afraid to lose him, the result is more and more effort, even if lost, your grade has been improved, this relationship, how to make money.