Sentence examples for reaping her from inspiring English sources

"It is easy to demonise politicians and resort to ad hominem rather than policy attacks, but Thatcher encouraged the worst behaviour across all aspects of society and we are still reaping her poisoned harvest".

You, too, should leave your neighbor a note asking if you may reap her left-behinds.

(There have been five "American guys," he said, and one woman from California, who does not seem likely to reap her free beer).

Thatcher, initially against the generous discounts that led so many to take up their right to buy, reaped her reward in votes.

Davis played with more conviction and daring: the American was more prepared to go for her shots and ultimately reaped her reward.

Our guide, Moss, believed that Cub Killer had ousted Legadema from the tree and now reaped her reward.

Providing your child with a supportive network to share the new ideas she creates based on her reading will reap her many benefits for reading, writing, listening and speaking skills.

Ohnmar Win, mother of one-year-old Thet Mon Thaw, appreciates the benefits her daughter will reap from her dose of vitamin A. "She'll have good eyesight, and the vitamin A will prevent illness," she says.

I know that I am excited to watch her achieve her goals while reaping the benefits of her products.

But other benefits have been reaped from her tiny, sexy stature - four foot ten in her stockinged feet.

This year, Jean Phillips, proprietor of Screaming Eagle, sent a letter to everyone on her mailing list bemoaning the fact that gray marketeers kept reaping fortunes from her wines.