tidy profit

Some of them made a tidy profit from the trade.

And all the while he makes a tidy profit out of it, too.

He has only 149 more to sell to make a tidy profit.

And one way or another, he usually sold them again at a tidy profit.

She also received close to her asking price and turned a tidy profit.

He has sold no less than five cars, each one at a tidy profit.

If someone supplies them with all these needs, there's quite a tidy profit to be made.

But he insists the agency will make a tidy profit.

He held 15,000 shares and served as the company's director for two years, making a tidy profit.

It has dropped off since then, but will still earn a tidy profit.

The woman had made a tidy profit from her vile trade.

Make a tidy profit putting it up on the open market."

A small operator can turn a pretty tidy profit out of it, if he's lucky.

Make a very tidy profit and save several thousand lives every month."

"Lions Gate will make a tidy profit on the picture."

In the process, they made a tidy profit on Levine's trades.

But for investors, the current low price of Volvo stock can mean tidy profits.

And that means even a small black truffle farm can turn a tidy profit.

In the bargain, he has made a tidy profit.

They made a tidy profit on their house when they sold it.

Nevertheless that blip was long enough for someone to make a tidy profit.

You can even turn a tidy profit on occasion.

In the end, the bank made a tidy profit because it invested early and sold some of its stock as the price fell.

If the company is sold, the managers and board members are likely to reap a tidy profit themselves.

Even soldiers who save $17 a month can turn a tidy profit.