| Let's wait and see how Mabudi reaps whirlwinds, having sown trouble, confrontation and stubbornness. |
| They will soon learn that to give and take in the workplace and indeed, any relationship, reaps its own rewards. |
| Judaea sends us Lacryma balsami, Crete Coma dictamni, Arabia her flower of spices, India reaps her crop of spikenard. |
| As the euro area reaps the fruits of the Lisbon Strategy, it must also sow the seeds of further structural reform. |
| It seldom happens that the person who tills the ground has the wherewithal to maintain himself till he reaps the harvest. |
| Experience has shown that harnessing today's leading-edge maritime technology reaps a rich harvest of benefits tomorrow. |
