| American publishers of popular music were quick to cash in on the vogue of mountain songs. |
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| Since the late 1990s event organisers have attempted to cash in on the pink economy. |
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| Whether you sell early to cash in on the frenzy or sell later based on concrete information, it's your call, so don't give in to panic. |
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| In the late 1950s, Chrysler and RCA both tried to cash in on the 45-rpm record craze by putting phonographs into the automobile. |
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| There is a massive wedding market in the Borders and a lot of hotels are going to try and cash in on the pink pound. |
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| Rogue firework traders hoping to cash in on the last Bonfire Night before a major clampdown have been warned to think again. |
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| Now the firm is looking to cash in on its success with a major marketing push. |
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| Imaginative and sophisticated workouts are evolving to engage dwindling attention spans or cash in on punters addicted to the endorphin fix. |
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| Naturally wherever the teamsters stopped for the night an eating house would be built to cash in on the passing travellers. |
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| In the late 1970s, fish dealers and commercial netters were scrambling to cash in on the craze. |
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| Agencies are usually paid pre-agreed fees for their work, meaning they can't cash in on ideas that boost their clients' profits. |
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| They were followed by US-based mutual funds and investment banks, all anxious to cash in on the Asian boom. |
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| Only a Canadian understands how to cash in on oodles of ice and white flakes by designing the world's first snowblower, snowmobile, and Zamboni. |
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| This mood has not been lost on the hotel industry, which is all set to cash in on the season. |
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| Game bird rearers say the demand for pheasants and partridges is rising as more country estate owners and farmers cash in on the boom. |
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| Acclaimed for using a popular format to pass on the social message, the film had used the soap opera look to cash in on a large audience. |
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| Overall, both leagues are looking to cash in on the country's booming interest in soccer. |
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| But a record number of Scotland's sporting estates have been put up for sale this year as their owners cash in on soaring prices. |
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| Scottish businesses are gearing up to cash in on the pink pound at the country's first ever gay-only wedding exhibition. |
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| You cannot help feeling that the game was rushed out to cash in on the 60th anniversary of the Allied invasion. |
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| It now stands to cash in on the kudos and attract at least some of the 20 per cent or so floating votes. |
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| A few high-profile convictions can go a long way in making insiders reluctant to cash in on inside information for a quick buck. |
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| We'll talk to one tech entrepreneur who wants to cash in on the craze. |
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| Clearly his is a cack-handed attempt to cash in on the growing public desire to take wild places into the ownership and control of the communities that live around them. |
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| The horror genre had run its course during the '80s, mostly because filmmakers were so quick to cash in on the popularity by releasing inferior sequels and lame knock-offs. |
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| He also wants to cash in on a bet wagered with the British players. |
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| Is this entire thing just one big scheme to cash in on excessively proud moms and dads? |
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| Senior executives believe investors will be carried away by exaggerated advertising and cash in on their pensions and homes in the hope of making a fast buck. |
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| Consequently, the operator can respond to demand peaks and quickly cash in on card revenues while minimizing operating costs. |
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| But it's a real shame that producers won't be able to cash in on the opportunities that are there for them. |
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| Everyone wanted to be an early bird and cash in on the sale. |
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| Critics might say that Kassav have just jumped on the salsa bandwagon, attempting to cash in on the current craze for Cuban music? |
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| Japan on the other hand may be about to cash in on a successful major restructuring, ending 14 years of economic doldrums. |
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| Instead of trying to stop this illegal exploitation, some policemen cash in on it, demanding their share of the children's earnings. |
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| A droopy stock market and the dot-com crash that began nearly two years ago put a damper on the high end at a time when many were trying to cash in on the real-estate boom. |
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| Hotel owners there are attempting to cash in on this unique event taking place in their region by hiking their rates exorbitantly. |
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| During the eighties, a number of major museums, including the Modern, had expanded, hoping to cash in on a boom in museumgoing. |
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| It might seem silly that four men in heavy theatrical makeup, old enough to cash in on their A. A. R. P. discounts, are running around a concert stage. |
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| Mr. Speaker, the gamesmanship is that the leader of the Liberal Party continues to want to cash in on bad economic news while not offering this country any constructive suggestions. |
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| James Harvey is hired to rid spooky old Whipstaff Manor of its apparitions so that the new owner can cash in on the house's hidden treasure. |
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| She meets agronomist Mariea O Toole, who is helping Irish farmers grow gluten free oats to cash in on a growing market. |
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| Quebec maple syrup producers are hoping for a sweet harvest this spring to cash in on high prices and restock record-low reserves, says the head of their federation. |
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| The group appears poised to cash in on the deal. |
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| Extremist organizations especially try to cash in on the trade. |
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| Organic meat producers in Quebec need to work more closely together if they hope to cash in on new and emerging markets, says the head of their association. |
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| We have an international coalition against terrorism, but unless we can cash in on it by strengthening the international law of the United Nations, we shall be prey to other constellations which we absolutely do not want. |
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| Morrisey tries to cash in on Georgie's enormous size by feeding him up and bringing taxi-loads of tourists to gawp at him. |
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| So, did quacks cash in on this, fanfaring their own capacity to quell pain? |
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| Property expert GVA is advising property owners in the region to check the rateable values on their premises to cash in on substantial savings. |
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| And the Rechabite Friendly Society has a tax-exempt endowment savings plan allowing customers to cash in on abstinence. |
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| Carpetbaggers already in situ to cash in on the wasted and exhausted city. |
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| Who cares that they're the latest faded popstrels to cash in on the current fondness for nostalgia? |
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| Meanwhile, President Fox appears to be trying to cash in on the political bodycheck that he took for siding with Bush's presence over Castro's at the conference. |
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| The trade in grain exports from Poland to the Netherlands and to the rest of Europe grew enormously at this time, and the Danish kings did not hesitate to cash in on it. |
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| Firms are flocking to cash in on a trampolines for grown-ups craze. |
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| United Biscuits has reformulated premium crisp brand Brannigans and relaunched it in its original brown paper-style packaging to cash in on retro enthusiasm. |
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| Lots of people tried to cash in on that market, but few succeeded. |
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| Tesco expands dark stores programme to cash in on online shopping boom. |
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| But, egually, those travel companies which cash in on school holiday time by putting a premium on package deals need to take a long, hard look at themselves as well. |
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