moneyspinning

British  

/ ˈmʌnɪˌspɪnɪŋ /

adjective

1. informal earning money or making a profit

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Example Sentences

So is there an art to writing a moneyspinning, high-exposure Bond theme?

From The Guardian

Firmly entrenched in the moneyspinning late-80s world of soft-rock balladry, After All teamed up Cher with former Chicago frontman Peter “Glory of Love” Cetera.

From The Guardian

He voices the swaggering Mister Peanut mascot in a Planters Peanuts TV ad, as well as Fear in Pixar’s moneyspinning and critically beloved Inside Out; meanwhile, all over the country, billboards for Trainwreck feature the arched eyebrow soaring behind his co-star Amy Schumer as she chugs liquor from a wino-style bottle-in-a-baggie.

From The Guardian

Photograph: Robert Galbraith/Reuters Conservative MP Gavin Barwell thought he was exposing a particularly shameless piece of political moneyspinning when he clicked on a link tweeted by and found a press release accompanied by an advert saying "date Arab girls".

From The Guardian

And it may seem ludicrous, but if Premier League players had the brains to call out the Murdoch empire for how it uses them, it would do more damage to nasty Rupert's moneyspinning machine than that guy from Four Weddings and a Funeral, reckons page 10 stunnah Marina Hyde.

From The Guardian