Sentence examples for reaping his from inspiring English sources

But what this group does well, it does commandingly, which means Mr. Garrett is reaping his own rewards.

He justified a controversial trade of several young players for an established scorer by saying that he had shortened his maturities at a cheaper price without much change to total performance in games.This spring, Mr Cuban seems to be reaping his rewards.

Whether it is Santana reaping his greatest success 30 years after his prime, the rap producer Dr. Dre engineering his own comeback years after hip-hop advanced without him, or the Baha Men becoming a teeny-bopper sensation long after having been written off by the music business, the sweetest prizes in popular music sometimes go to those who stay in the game.

The Raiders are not going to catch the Cowboys in revenue, but Legends will handle the sales and marketing of premium seating and sponsorships for the Raiders in Las Vegas with Jones reaping his slice of the pie.

The Revenant also won for cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki, reaping his third consecutive Oscar, bringing the film's total to three for the night.

Unlike Democrats Davis and Smith, who expressed open hostility toward their Party's Democratic President, Kerry became a steadfast supporter of the next Democratic President and is now reaping his political reward for that act of loyalty.

Instead, he reaped his garden and, feeling emboldened, cleaned up the family vineyard as well.

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

A few days later the Norwegian-born photographer returned to reap his unconventional harvest.

He offers work to Lapin, and works hard to reap his fields and dig a well for water.

He reaped his reward in 1987 when he won the ultrasafe seat of Motherwell North (now Hamilton North and Bellshill).