I will reap a harvest of blood such as was never seen in all the three worlds."

The 80s continued to reap a harvest of sponsors.

Only when there was unrest and pain in the mortal world, did he reap a harvest of his own.

When he falls - as he will, though not because of their efforts - they hope to reap a harvest.

Fluid movement, scything into living flesh, reaping a harvest of death.

Sadly, in the European Union cancer reaps a harvest of one million lives each year.

He had already reaped a harvest of jewels.

Yet far from solving our problems, these expenditures had reaped a harvest of dissatisfaction, frustration and bitter division.

Leon Devereux was reaping a harvest he had not sown.

The Devil of Progress has reaped a harvest of death and dismay.

I reaped a harvest of curjous reproductions, but they weren't enough.

Maya reaped a harvest of appreciative looks.

We shall hew a way to those walls, or die with our swords reaping a harvest of evil about us."

I daresay they see just enough cultural similarity here to themselves that they may reap a harvest of ideas from the differences."

We reap a harvest now.

Since Earth appears to be reaping a harvest of chemical overuse, a strong appeal is now being made for a non-chemical approach to lawn care.

We must allow no division to come between us, for by the sowing of such discord does the Dark Power reap a harvest of lives.

It was a cinch you couldn't turn loose and dry-farm that land and have even a fair chance of reaping a harvest.

Why should I lead my people against such an enemy, only to reap a harvest of dead Dalcassians on the battlefield?"

Newsboys reaped a harvest.

Indeed, cities that sow community gardens, he said, may reap a harvest of not only kale and tomatoes, but safer neighborhoods and healthier children.

Ignorant of the first elements of the art, they plagiarized without shame, and reaped a harvest of fraudulent gain.

I could colonise you with gifts, sow a garden, reap a harvest in you, label you with nicknames as my own variety.

You may find that you were right and the worldlings wrong, and you may reap a harvest beyond the grasp of their poor imaginations.

A Mexican gentleman of adventure, Vásquez reaped a harvest of monetary gains as he rode the mountain, coast, and desert roads.