| Today, the merged mail division is a cash cow and the basis of the company's financial clout. |
| With new competitors nibbling at local business, the old cash cow is starting to dry up. |
| This is bad news for the magazine, which, despite its lock on the market and air of wealth and ease, is hardly a cash cow. |
| Much longer than normal and served with foodstuff that add flavour, the roll is the cash cow of the business. |
| An evening news broadcast when properly managed is a cash cow for its news division. |
| They won't want to see their favourite cash cow put out to pasture quite yet. |
