Sentence examples for I'd reckon from inspiring English sources

You've been following, I'd reckon, Michael Steele's antics angering his GOP brethren.

I'd reckon that contrary to what Tracey says, the loss of art is infinitely more important than the loss of human life.

Is there more respect for local authority in the unaffected cities? Seems unlikely in, say, Hull; and I'd reckon that councillors etc are off most potential troublemakers' radar.

He's always been one for his long games, so I'd reckon on some kind of resolution to that before Saturday is out.

They're clearly a very old act and I'd reckon most 18- to 22-year-olds probably aren't too fussed about going to see the Rolling Stones".

"No more than 80 decibels, I'd reckon," said Brummie Liberal Democrat, John Hemming, who is a heavy metal man himself and drummer in the parliamentary jazz band (with Tory Jesse Norman on trumpet).

Perusing the 11-page document, I quickly saw that I'd reckoned wrong.

I'd reckoned that the Gliffaes, with its air of faded colonial elegance, would offer a flavour of the same.

After weighing up what I'd got online from various stores, I'd reckoned I'd saved just over 45 cents in total.

I would reckon that will be Pirates, Left Greens and either Social Democrats or Bright Future".

He went on: "I can't officially say, but I would reckon that Lorraine Kelly would get it because she's well known.