Bribes, backhanders and brown envelopes abound and the young chap, who has an eye for a
quick buck, takes full advantage with hilarious results.
Inspector's Broadside
Some of the leading roles have been cast, but they need people for the parts of Rooster, Miss Hannigan's no good brother out for the
quick buck, and Lily St Regis, Rooster's girlfriend who is smarter than she appears.
Auditions to find talented team for musical
It would be a tragedy if the Government simply sought to make a
quick buck at the expense of long term stability and a better deal for taxpayers."
Government told not to 'look to make fast buck'
If that was me, I would be trying to keep it quiet, not raking in the
quick buck while embarassing my nearest and dearest.
Enough loose talk; Yourview
Keen to make a
quick buck on the Stock Exchange, Sara and Aaron have no qualms about investing their million-pound fortune.
tv today's: Albert develops his new scheme; Hustle (BBC1, 9pm)
Ripped off by a so-called movie star - out to make a
quick buck.
Letter: Poor show
Who on earth is in charge of these decisions in this town, clearly they are not thinking about the general welfare of all concerned just yet another way of making a
quick buck out of its population.
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The small shareholders - those who have shown loyalty and not been in it to make a
quick buck.
Rock is crumbling
They're all after making a
quick buck with exploiting the global appeal of the English Premiership being the most natural step.
From The Forum
Britney told a pal: "She is trying to make a
quick buck.
ViP: BRIT BOOK BLAST
I think the council and Assembly should start putting the needs of those needing houses first and shame on these developers wanting to make a
quick buck.
Viewpoints No more flats, give us houses
Many operators are more interested in making a
quick buck than providing good service.
Voice of The Sunday Mirror: Call time on 118 cowboys
What they are after is a
quick buck and they will stop at nothing to get it.
YOUR LETTERS : Stop dishing the dirt on Diana
A youngster called Willie Traynor takes over a small Mississippi town newspaper with the intention of making a
quick buck, but finds himself swept along by a lurid court case which sends his sales rocketing.
WEEKEND: BOOKS: New-style Grisham loses the plot
That they are grasping, haggling, bargain hunters out to make a
quick buck. This, of course, is how they became rich in the first place.
Rich pickings