Sentence examples for would be reward from inspiring English sources

Refusing any such honorific or other official post, Washington insisted that, at 65, retirement to the life of citizen farmer would be reward enough for his service to the nation.

For Ashe, a voracious reader and student of foreign affairs, watching young South Africans use the new library would be reward enough, and a true testament to his legacy.

Though it would be reward of sorts to follow Mark Cavendish into the BBC hall of fame, McIlroy does not need the Sports Personality of the Year award to legitimise his standing in golf, or the British sporting firmament.

Andy Murray, who was wearing a woolly hat and thick coat on a day when it seemed just as cold inside the Flanders Expo arena as outside, said that beating Belgium here this weekend to give Britain their first triumph in the historic competition for 79 years would be reward for a great team effort.

That would be reward enough for many bankers, but not for the man described by Fortune last year as "the toughest guy on Wall Street" and included by Time in its list of the world's 100 most influential people.Having reached the summit of financial services a decade ago at Citigroup, as Tenzing to Sandy Weill's Hillary, Mr Dimon fell out with his mentor and was cast down the mountain.

Mom knew that a frozen coke at the Kmart cafeteria in the back of the store would be reward enough for us kids to feel special.

The cleverest friends would be rewarded.

Good schools would be rewarded; bad ones would be punished.

At times, we never thought women would be rewarded equally.

But an adventurous theatergoer would be rewarded there.

Prudent economies would be rewarded with lower real rates.