big money

British  

noun

1. large sums of money

   there's big money in professional golf

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Example Sentences

“Zootopia 2” roared to life at the box office, dominating Thanksgiving weekend domestically and showing the right Hollywood movie can still make big money in China.

From The Wall Street Journal

Both, along with plenty of other startups, are raising big money and committing to future spending that will require them to raise a lot more.

From The Wall Street Journal

It takes big money to compete in the current AI landscape, so Wall Street will be looking to see how Meta is treating capital expenditures.

From MarketWatch

Zimmerman said engineers have assessed the lighthouse and estimated that a full restoration, including helicopter transportation, would cost around $10 million — big money in a rural county of 27,000 people.

From Los Angeles Times

She played a central role in sidelining Biden after his debate meltdown, and for the last couple months has been raising big money — a special skill of hers — in support of California’s Proposition 50.

From Los Angeles Times