Now somebody will note that not everyone is raking in the money.

We are the reason he keeps the Rake in service.

It should be possible to rake in, say, half of that.

Others step on a rake in the dark, and fall down laughing at themselves.

Too bad he didn't live to rake in the rewards.

Someone is laughing at all the public money they raked in!

So what if Washington cannot rake in television revenue this season?

And even then, his pay didn't come close to what the actors raked in.

The film was a surprise hit, raking in almost five times its budget.

It's big business, with the potential to rake in millions of dollars at the box office each week.

But he did rake in large amounts of campaign cash.

Last year, the banks raked in $16 billion from such charges.

According to his tax return, he's raked in over a hundred thousand a year for the last three years from the place.

Nice to see the oil companies are raking in the dough.

With the bag on its side, leaves can be raked in directly.

The film was a box office success and raked in $4,480,000 internationally.

Like, how much money this genius kid is going to rake in for us.

And you could rake in plenty on the left from your customers, because they wanted the stuff that really worked, too.

So Microsoft is just trying to rake in the cash - right?

Eaton himself is said to have raked in $70 million.

Even at a conservative estimate he must be raking in four or five times as much.

It's estimated that California may rake in revenues of $9.4 million.

At age 22, Kwan has raked in an average of $5 million a year for nearly seven years.

We've raked in all this truck and eight dollars besides.

Just from my purchases alone, you would rake in some dough.