How can I get on the gravy train writing for this publication?

Earl Shaw's had to wait too loog to get on the gravy train again.

'These days, people will believe anything - why shouldn't I get on the gravy train?'

Just to get on the gravy train, that's all, live on Wylie Cheshire like some kind of flea.

"One writer who recently bagged it in the real world called it 'getting on the gravy train', he left the real world and went to Princeton.

Indeed, it was so easy to make home care money off the Government that nearly 100 new companies a month were getting on the gravy train until President Clinton placed a moratorium on them in September, pending the establishment of a better vetting system.

He's been on the gravy train too long to like driving spikes into the ties.

A lot of their candidates are youngsters who think they will be on the gravy train."

She is on the gravy train and he is an old fool.

Suffice it to say that the characters in this brief, explosive work are on the gravy train.

If a player achieves the level which awarded qualifications to all Pro Tours in a year he or is said "to be on the Gravy Train".

Firstly, that you are on the gravy train and you do not really care about ordinary people, and secondly that Europe is not working: there are too many regulations.

"These blacks are on the gravy train now," said Peter Clarke, a painter who said that most of his family was unemployed while most of the new jobs in government were going to blacks.