make a mint

All I know is that he's making a mint of money.

As a young man in baseball, she might have made a mint.

"Then the kids can sell a lot and make a mint."

Gyms make a mint on personal training services and they will fall all over themselves to help you.

He is even less enthusiastic about the companies that plan to make a mint from special year 2000 software.

But it doesn't seem to apply to those already making a mint.

Guys are making a mint here next to what they get back home in Mexico, he mused.

I heard he made a mint, then lost it all because of some scandal."

The hospital should make a mint of money tonight.

Still, obviously, some people can make a mint by coining words.

You'll be able to make a mint of money on those!'

I could be doing cosmetic plastic surgery and making a mint.

"Everybody who had something against me is either dead or went respectable during the war and made a mint.

Investors followed him for selfish reasons - to make a mint.

Must have made a mint out of the wars.

I don't blame them, when they can be out making a mint in the digital economy.

"That hat shop is making a mint these days, and all because of you!

I said that if it could be published we'd make a mint of money on it.

And making a mint from the bacon business, I might add.'

It is also often used to make a mint tea, as a garnish, or in salads.

"The way you cook, you'd have made a mint treating the customers for food poisoning."

I can tell you, it wouldn't make a mint julep.

Some said he saw the money some Web entrepreneurs were making, and wanted his chance to make a mint.

"They're making a mint on graveyard tours and the like here, you know.

Clueless people like you are how interior decorators make a mint.