pocket the difference

If all goes well, they buy the shares back later at the lower price and pocket the difference.

Then, the firm - or in some cases, the executive - would pocket the difference.

Workers who choose less expensive policies would pocket the difference.

The value was in fact much higher, prosecutors said, and the three pocketed the difference.

Then I advertised them at $500 a week and pocketed the difference.

They pocketed the difference, and that helped keep rates from rising.

Of course, I still charged them the full price, and pocketed the difference as my tip!

The government then is free to sell their crop on the world market at full price, pocketing the difference.

Romulus has hired a small, private company to run the school for $4,240 a student and will pocket the difference.

It pocketed the difference between the cost of the funds and the interest payments the students made.

They could sell on the open market, replace their holdings from the company's offering and pocket the difference.

They buy the cheaper contract, instantly sell short the more expensive one and pocket the difference.

They pocket the difference - or pay it, if they guessed wrong.

Castro gives the workers about $18 a month in pesos, then pockets the difference.

If the share price has dropped in the meantime, the short-seller pockets the difference.

He was probably buying cut heroin instead of the pure, and pocketing the difference.

Critics said the legislators would buy shoddy furniture and pocket the difference.

Some women say they also write checks at grocery stores for amounts larger than needed and pocket the difference.

He is also said to have provided less food to Ghetto inhabitants than was paid for, pocketing the difference.

If the conversion occurs, investors can pocket the difference between the discount price and the portfolio value.

If prices fall, traders buy back the bonds at lower prices and pocket the difference.

They would pocket the difference as a profit.

They hope to replace the shares by buying them at a lower price and pocketing the difference as profit.

He had been overtariffing the tanner well beyond his costs and pocketing the difference.

They'd marked up their taxes to correspond to the local rate elsewhere, and were pocketing the difference.