roll in it
roll in the money
roll in dough

I am the chief executive of an investment fund and I'm rolling in it.

But oh yes, Everett had insisted that his old man was rolling in it.

They grazed on grass so green I wanted to go over and roll in it.

Hold it over you tightly and roll in it on the floor.

I think stuff falls out of his mouth and he rolls in it, but I'm not sure."

"You really feel guilty that your mother left you rolling in it."

I smeared it over my face and rolled in it.

Sometimes you just have to roll in it.

"But a few bees would be rolling in it."

He found a patch of loose dirty gravel and started rolling in it.

I probably rolled in it when I fell out of the car."

By the time we were born, they were rolling in it again."

"You two want to get down in the mud and roll in it?

Few of us, however, are rolling in it.

"This lady's rolling in it, from what you said."

You will roll in it, do belly flops into it.

Mickey was already rolling in it with reckless abandon.

I cuddled that scent to me, rolled in it.

What's more, Adams was always chasing money, whether he was rolling in it or dirt poor.

And the sehiats were not rolling in it any worse than usual.

He's rolling in it, he's even going to build a house with it.

But I was not rolling in it.

"I thought you'd be out making hay, or rolling in it, or whatever.

The food falls under the blankets and she rolls in it, and I have to clean her."

The man who'd been rolling in the money got up and went clattering to open the door.

Rolling in the money for evermore.

"Customers used to come into the store and say to me, 'You must be rolling in the money,'" recalled Mr. Westerfield.

Mr. Lacroix's backers, Groupe Financiere Agache, are investing $30 million in the belief that he has the star power of a Saint Laurent or Dior and will develop boutiques and licensees that will roll in the money.