rake in造句

This is the story of a rake in my backyard.

critics responded that the musical's record-breaking preview period has allowed it to rake in dough while avoiding scrutiny.

Disney, Fox and Universal used to rake in profits from their local television stations; the slump in car advertising has put an end to that.

Beside this main entrance were two old women, three children dressed in scarlet robes, and an old man, obviously a gardener, with a rake in his hand.

Despite your high expenses, you have a plethora of good aspects to rake in more cash, so let's look at those for a moment.

These “villages within cities”, as they are called, can take advantage of urban housing demand to rake in fortunes with their remaining plots of collectively owned land.