Sentence examples for he was reaping from inspiring English sources

In fact, the president's income declined nearly $1 million from the previous year, when he was reaping larger amounts from sales of his best-selling books.

Back then he was reaping the limited fruits of his family's farm in Massachusetts and was more reliant on the Greenmarkets and other suppliers than he is these days.

Ralph Nader, the longtime consumer advocate who has been closely allied with trial lawyers on the issue of civil litigation rules, said Mr. Gore was allowing the president to take the heat of associating with the lawyers while he was reaping the benefits.

When he took Japan to the Asian Cup in 2004, the suspicion was that he was reaping the benefits of the momentum generated by Philippe Troussier four years earlier – but he also won doubles in Turkey with Fenerbahçe and in Uzbekistan with Bunyodkor.

At the time, he was reaping the benefits of his recognition as Mouse, the likable back-country psychopath in Carl Franklin's Devil in a Blue Dress, which led him to Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights and Soderbergh's Traffic, and to eye-catching roles in HBO's The Rat Pack and Warren Beatty's Bulworth.

Shay has looked after himself and he's reaping the rewards of that".

But he took no steps to ensure it would, and now he's reaping the whirlwind.

Adnan was very well advised by his dad and he is reaping the benefits today.

President George W. Bush created the state's modern Republican party and now he is reaping the rewards.

He stood by me during a hell of a lot, and he's reaping the benefits now.

He is reaping the benefits of a huge oil windfall: although output has fallen, higher prices have quadrupled the value of Venezuela's oil exports since 1998.