How to pronounce “reap”(verb) in English

I should have reaped my rewards and left behind that room filled with the hollow eyes and big nostrils of Southeast Asia.

Technologies to the world is going to reap enormous economic benefits today the US spends $750 billion dollars every

I think the best part-- I'm reaping the rewards of it now, really, because there are just so many people out there that care.

And this was the great payoff that she was able to reap from having lived for so many years in this world of

And then they treat them that way and then you kind of reap what you sow.

So as we sow, so shall we reap.

It is a cause of particular concern to young Americans because they more than we will reap the grim consequences

The Bible says, as ye sow, so shall ye reap.

Because they were too big to fail, they could reap the rewards of the millions of dollars they made when they made risky trades that went all right, or looked all right.

And so when the company was bought out in 2008 at $70 a share, Billy Busch reaped this huge fortune.

And I just suddenly occurred to me that I had reaped in the benefits of being a minority and none of

that is often needed so that innovators who are putting money up, investing in their innovation, can reap the proper reward.

Another way of saying that is, whatever you sow, you will reap.

My, my philosophy about work is it should be enjoyable while you are doing it, not just reaping the benefits from doing