Word: reaping
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Maye need not wait until then to reap the perks of fame, though. His video, along with those of the other semifinalists, is already in the network’s video rotation...
...more he sows, the more teams will cower when it comes time for him to reap...
...victory over rival Princeton was the first since 1989 for the up-and-coming squad. And more importantly, it was the first chance for Radcliffe to reap the fruits of the training and strategy for the Charles River that it had worked to develop...
Glickman isn't the only executive who will reap a windfall thanks to the Bush cut, which lowered the tax rate on dividends to 15% from a top marginal rate of 38.6%. Since May more than 200 firms have raised their payouts to shareholders, and--in a time of scrutiny over pay packages--the increases are minting riches for bosses who own a lot of company stock...
...league. The AFL team owners have also agreed to give NBC 5% of any proceeds exceeding $12 million that are acquired in the sale of a franchise. In past contracts with other sports leagues, "when a league would leave for a more lucrative deal, we didn't reap any rewards," says NBC Sports president Ken Schanzer. "This deal changes all that...