reap laurels

When Natalie Portman drew raves at the Globes last year for her pink satin Viktor & Rolf gown, the consensus among insiders at least was that her dresser, Kate Young, reaped laurels as well.

Ms. Ashley also spends a lot of time in that slip lolling around on a big bed, which, you may recall, was much what she was doing in 1974, when she reaped laurels in another Williams play, "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof."

John Caesar Godeffroy himself had never visited the islands; his sons and nephews came, indeed, but scarcely to reap laurels; and the mainspring and headpiece of this great concern, until death took him, was a certain remarkable man of the name of Theodor Weber.

In the year 2000, she bagged the MTV Philippines Best Female Video for "Pwede Ba?", the same song that made her reap laurels in the AWIT and KATHA awards on that same year.