Sentence examples for beginning to reap from inspiring English sources
His stubbornness is beginning to reap dividends.
His hands-on approach is beginning to reap rewards.
HUNGARY Hungary's economy is beginning to reap the fruits of two years of painful adjustment.
After almost nine years, we are finally beginning to reap the political whirlwind of the financial crisis.
We've planted a lot of stuff this year, and we're beginning to reap some of the benefits".
"At a time when we are beginning to reap the benefits of a lot of hard effort, they are being taken away.
Or will teams soon begin to reap more benefits from their academies?
Finally, Cooke began to reap the financial rewards he was due.
Michael Exstein of Credit Suisse First Boston said that Costco had made major investments in stores and warehouses and should begin to reap benefits.
But there's another celebrity brand that has been quietly working away – and has begun to reap the rewards.
These negative aspects of the shah's rule became markedly accentuated after Iran began to reap greater revenues from its petroleum exports beginning in 1973.
