Sentence examples for reaps them from inspiring English sources

Or they maneuver to take their companies through a leveraged buyout, which reaps them huge potential capital gains.

The doctors, when confronted about their criminal enterprise, offer elaborate rationalizations for a dirty business that reaps them millions; the impoverished victims would soon die anyway, and lives that would otherwise be lost are saved.

And he doesn't have to tell the public if he reaps them, thanks to a new tweak made to the terms of his trust.

It was Alex McLeish, a manager with whom the Arsenal manager's relations have not always been cordial, who reaped them.

Yesterday's victory reaped them a share of £12,000 from the £250m paid out by the championships this year.

The Carville-Matalin political-enemies/life-partners routine reaped them a fortune of book, speaking, TV and endorsement deals.

Ray, with an assistant, Jay Roy Dotricee), has come up with a dodgy lottery scheme that they hope will reap them a big reward.

And that the student has often paid for the degree themselves by acquiring a student loan – anticipating the benefit it will reap them in the jobs market – suggests they genuinely want a job at the end of it.

But attention has also been paid to the fact that Farage is one of 38 British MEPs in line for a second EU pension, which could reap them £41,000 a year in addition to the basic EU fund.

Big brewers and vintners, like Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc. and the E.& J. Gallo Winery, while not actively pushing the issue, are cheering on the proposal that could reap them millions in extra sales.

In the movie Mr. Volpe, back in business, is the prime mover for a group of beady-eyed investors working with Teri Horton, a former truck driver whose $5 purchase of an unsigned painting that may or may not be a Jackson Pollock could reap them a fortune.