Sentence examples for now reap from inspiring English sources

I, myself, live in the centre and I now reap what I once sowed".

Johnson was a leader of the campaign for "Brexit"; he may now reap his political reward.

• To the Editor: So the corporate C.E.O.'s and their friends now reap what they have sown.

Ms. Rousseff, she added, "can now reap the benefits by forging a more productive relationship with respect, but without the drama".

Arrowhead can now reap its own return when it assists Unidym in going public, possibly next year if general market conditions are favorable.

For instance, a restaurant owner who spends $50,000 to create a smoking room would now reap a tax benefit of $320 a year over 39 years.

And we're now reaping the consequences.

Unfortunately, they are now reaping the consequences.

We are now reaping the benefits of that cost restructuring".

We are now reaping the referendum rhetoric whirlwind.

Brown is now reaping the results of his failing.