golden goose

The program, called Walmart GoLocal, opens new revenue streams for the company by expanding its access to inventory and increasing delivery density, the golden goose of logistics business models.

It’s important to explode the myth that fracking is a golden goose because it takes away one of the primary justifications for a polluting industry.

That's the golden goose, and Klein misses it in his effort to be fair and comprehensive.

For amateur cooks, the perfect roast turkey sits on the horizon, like some unattainable golden goose.

The golden goose can sell her eggs for a good price, if she isn't killed by too much driving.

When the enormous golden goose, streaming with gravy, was on the table, they did not attack it at once.

The Greek knew that the Jew was a wise man, and would not kill his golden goose.

Its banks were not banks of issue, nor were its beds stuffed with the feathers of the Golden Goose.

But work done, for the artist, is the Golden Goose killed; you sell its feathers and lament the eggs.