oodles of money

Oodles of money and everyone wants to meet him.

Yes, successful hedge fund managers can make oodles of money.

"Also, they lost oodles of money on Medicare contracts," she said.

She's an old dear, active on every committee in the county, raises oodles of money.

And he is not one to spend oodles of money on the latest jersey or gadget.

While making it pretty is a nice touch, not many people shell out oodles of money for something that doesn't meet their needs.

"When they moved to California in 1985, they gave enormous parties and raised oodles of money," she continued.

They had oodles of money to spend.

Each of these funds made oodles of money in 1993, the first year of the five-year period.

"Yes, he made oodles of money and didn't earn very much of it.

Now I've simply oodles of money.

Really, she had oodles of money.

Those sort of crooks have oodles of money.

Kyle didn't like this, and as he had already put oodles of money in the enterprise, he was inclined to back out.

I could save oodles of money by jumping carriers, but there's no point if I can't get coverage.

Sure, he had oodles of money, an instantly recognizable surname and a dad notorious well beyond Libya as something less than a good sport.

His partners unwind from the exertion of making oodles of money the conventional way: they play golf.

"So we don't get a big national tour, and we don't get oodles of money," he said.

"This is a huge multinational corporation that spent oodles of money, and then says it's running a deficit only because its costs are way out of line."

Yes, by all means produce a blueprint for councils about planting for bees but you don't surely need to spend oodles of money on investigating?

They've oodles of money to pour into the pockets of those they favour, or whose work they favour.

Blizzard raking in oodles & oodles of money will not shield them, look at the Infinity Ward example.

Shortly after their marriage, Vanessa was almost divorced by Palmer when he found out that she was borrowing oodles of money to help a much younger man.

Donovan would have made oodles of money at Kentucky, would have had even more prestige, but he would never, ever have had peace of mind.