reap造句

The peasants leaned down to reap wheat.

The modest receive benefit, while the conceited reap failure.

Even as I have seen, they that plow iniquity, and sow wickedness, reap the same.

Those willing to take a punt on large and desirable buildings might reap handsome rewards.

As insurers, you are well positioned to reap the benefits of these great opportunities.

Listening to your friend patiently and paying him with a sincere smile, you will reap lasting friendship.

The trouble is, retailers bear all the costs of such sales efforts but reap only some of the benefits.

But we hope we can still reap some "deliverables" in Cancun, such as the fast-track financing.

The fiftieth year shall be a jubilee for you; do not sow and do not reap what grows of itself or harvest the untended vines.

To be fair, many scientists at the time were warning that it would be a long, slow slog to reap clinical benefits.

To safely reap the benefits of apricot kernels, remove the tips of the seeds and do not eat more than five a day.

By learning to meditate, you can reap the benefits of this body state which include relaxation, energy and perspective on your life.

EPDT is providing agronomic advice and grading training to prepare farmers to reap and grade the chilies once they are ripe.

At first, ct may seem like an overzealous solution to a small problem, but by investing your time and effort in it at the start, you'll start to reap dividends later on.

The bondholders will gain from an orderly restructuring, and if the value of the assets is truly greater than the market (and outside analysts) believe, they will eventually reap the gains.

"In this way, we will lend fresh impetus to the growth of China-US relations and enable our peoples to reap tangible benefits from China-US cooperation," he added.

Some scientists have argued a subset of these high-achievers can be classified as "positive perfectionists, " those who reap the benefits of perfectionism without falling victim to its ills.