Sentence examples for of reaping from inspiring English sources

There is no ritual of "reaping" and no televised spectacle, as in "The Hunger Games".

"Later courts will face the impossible task of reaping the whirlwind".

But instead of reaping the windfall, the government reaped a whirlwind of protest.

Other documents accused Erdogan of reaping personal gain from a billion-dollar privatisation.

Now, at the beginning of the twenty-first century, orchestras are in the unhappy position of reaping what they sowed.

The government accuses oil companies of reaping excessive profits and benefiting unfairly from agreements made with long-departed military regimes.

Critics have accused FIFA of reaping most of the profits, including all the broadcasting and marketing rights tax free.

And as a market leader, Amazon stands a better chance of reaping the benefits; indeed, its sales continue to skyrocket.

Could such advice be tainted by the self-interest of reaping a big payoff from the company's initial public offering?

He has accused Robert Vadra, the son-in-law of Sonia Gandhi, the country's most powerful politician, of reaping millions in improper real estate deals.

In early April, he accused banks of reaping easy profits, and called for breaking up the monopoly held by the country's biggest lenders.