Sentence examples for reap's from inspiring English sources

Set menu for $18. 4 p.m. 7) FAIR-TRADE SHOPPING After a lunch-induced nap, it's time to put your dollars to good use at some of Siem Reap's community-friendly shops.

One of Siem Reap's most unique places to stay is also one of its most caring.

This morning, I'm avoiding Siem Reap's main act: the traditional sunrise stampede for a position at Angkor Wat.

Perhaps not surprisingly, many of Siem Reap's most visibly gay bars and hotels are owned by Westerners.

Expedition is a fanciful term for what was actually a comfortable ride in one of Siem Reap's numerous private taxis.

10 p.m. 9) RED LANTERN DISTRICT With a name like Pub Street, you won't have any trouble finding Siem Reap's prime night-life drag.

Before we get to "Pisscore Track Of The Year" though, let's reap the rewards of Bio's hard work and check out our favourite winner, TORIENA (aka Sae Shimizu)!

In the meantime, sports trainers around the world might be tempted to follow Russia's example, and reap xenon's benefits before the regulators catch up.

Sobering as all of this sounds, there is one intoxicating counterpoint: If you truly have a good idea, manage to rustle up enough capital, stick with it and get a few breaks, your home-based business could blossom into a serious empire one in which you (not your boss's boss's boss) reap the lion's share of the spoils.

(Wouldn't the men in Rome have crawled all over her?) If these developments make little psychological sense, it's because Undset is manipulating events to make an ideological point: that an unwed woman who rejects celibacy is crossing nature's line, and will reap nature's punishment.

The writer Stanley Bing proves you don't have to look like a matinee idol to reap vanity's rewards in "The Ugly Man's Guide to Looking Good".