When we finally exited, Maddy was all fired up – partly, I reckon, because mum had not experienced what she had.
Deservedly so, I reckon, because as well as the popular classics on my airport disc, there is plenty of other wonderful music - after a slow and uncertain start, he became a prolific composer, and lived to a grand and productive old age.
Nah, I reckon it's because, like the others who've departed or who are going (Tom, too, by the looks of things, to America), she can sniff a sinking ship.
All great teachers have a mentoring role with pupils, but I reckon that because the performing arts are participatory and often take place outside school hours that the relationship between teachers and pupils can be a particularly strong one.
I reckon it's because they're essentially the same scene – the crux of the whole film, in fact – and this is a neat way of underlining that point.
(#19, woman, 54 years) Apart from me, none of the people I know [who] have diabetes ever say they have diabetes, they never say it, they never speak up, they never say a word and I reckon it's because the messages that are put out by [patient organisation] are shutting them up because they're hurt and are mortified.
"To be honest with you, I reckon I got it because when I went in there and, because I thought it was so far-fetched, I was quite relaxed.
"He finally said, 'Look I'm going to go and lie on the bow, because I reckon we're heading for them,"' Fischer said.
RH "'Ultimately I'll get him' is what I reckon George is thinking, because that's all that George has ever known.
Whether you want to give it to me Or not I'm getting paid Because I reckon I could shoot you From where you're sitting To the doorway.
Looking back, I reckon it was just because he could take his top off and sneak in more tanning, while keeping me from whining at him the whole time.
