Meanings of gather the fruits in English

The entire world would be his, and he could gather the fruits of every art.

I will strike the blow, and win, if the other troops gather the fruits of victory.

Fearing to lose its conquests over the revolution, it let its rival gather the fruits thereof.

He who makes it last too long will not gather the fruits....

Y: "Go ye to your tilth (betimes) in the morning, if ye would gather the fruits."

To this day it is rather doubtful if Joe Nash really did gather the fruits of his victory.

Their people reserved to themselves the right to hunt and to gather the fruits and nuts necessary to sustain life.

On arriving at the Edwards ranch, we halted a few days in order to gather the fruits of my first mavericking.

One autumn in which to gather the fruits of his deeds and to live upon them, be they sweet or bitter.

Six years thou shalt sow thy field and six years thou shalt prune thy vineyard, and shalt gather the fruits thereof.

The men who won those two great battles did not live to gather the fruits of their victory; but their children did.

We will win a great victory, but we will not gather the fruits of it, because of our inability to reach him.

Heretofore each man had dedicated his services to his superior-feudalor ecclesiastical; now he had resolved to gather the fruits of his exertions himself.

We have not yet gathered the fruits of such an industrial condition in this country.

He was now gathering the fruits of his Concordat.

Surely the President would not stop pushing things until he had gathered the fruits of victory?