| ! - We came for our reward. | |
| " A reward of 25 pounds is offered for the capture of Winston Churchill. | |
| " For the time is at hand that all men shall reap a reward of their works." | |
| " Four hundred dollar reward. | |
| " doesn't say whether it's for reward or immunity. | |
| ! - We came for our reward. | |
| " A reward of 25 pounds is offered for the capture of Winston Churchill. | |
| " For the time is at hand that all men shall reap a reward of their works." | |
| " Four hundred dollar reward. | |
| " doesn't say whether it's for reward or immunity. | |
| "Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem" (In the name of God, most Gracious, most Merciful) Allah rewards those that strive and fight, over those that sit behind a desk | |
| "Tc Harry James Potter I leave the Snitch he caught in his first Quidditch match at Hogwarts as a reminder of the rewards of perseverance and skill." | |
| "Truth, like virtue, contains its own rewards. | |
| "You've achieved your goals. You're reaping the rewards." | |
| "and allows rewards to mourning families. | |
| "Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem" (In the name of God, most Gracious, most Merciful) Allah rewards those that strive and fight, over those that sit behind a desk | |
| "Tc Harry James Potter I leave the Snitch he caught in his first Quidditch match at Hogwarts as a reminder of the rewards of perseverance and skill." | |
| "Truth, like virtue, contains its own rewards. | |
| "You've achieved your goals. You're reaping the rewards." | |
| "and allows rewards to mourning families. | |
| "... be rewarded in the end." Look at me, Miss. | |
| "...candy." The point is, I think that you should be rewarded, not punishing yourself. Okay? | |
| "A life of kindness will someday be rewarded". | |
| "A memory, dear Merle, that fills my mind increasingly... is that of the generous gratitude with which you rewarded the little... I was privileged to do for you." | |
| "And the fee for the seminar more than adequately rewarded." | |
| "Consistent with the policy of rewarding merit... Mr. Edward Mobley will be tendered the position of Managing Editor of the New York Sentinel. " | |
| "Consistent with the policy of rewarding merit | |
| "The time has come for judging the dead, "and for rewarding your servants and those who reverence your name." | |
| - For an equally rewarding one. | |
| - How rewarding is.. | |
| "... be rewarded in the end." Look at me, Miss. | |
| "...candy." The point is, I think that you should be rewarded, not punishing yourself. Okay? | |
| "A life of kindness will someday be rewarded". | |
| "A memory, dear Merle, that fills my mind increasingly... is that of the generous gratitude with which you rewarded the little... I was privileged to do for you." | |
| "And the fee for the seminar more than adequately rewarded." | |
| "Consistent with the policy of rewarding merit... Mr. Edward Mobley will be tendered the position of Managing Editor of the New York Sentinel. " | |
| "Consistent with the policy of rewarding merit | |
| "The time has come for judging the dead, "and for rewarding your servants and those who reverence your name." | |
| - For an equally rewarding one. | |
| - How rewarding is.. | |
