Sentence examples for I reckon with from inspiring English sources

I reckon with some it's to see if their pelt would make an acceptable rug.

"I reckon with the cane toads you go with the smaller ones, they're a bit nippier," he said.

They'd have fun, I reckon, with the melee of academics clustered around the great man of American letters, and they'd no doubt throw in a semiotic mishap and a bit of bedroom farce for good measure.

Thanks to Michael Phelps (born in Maryland, thus one of ours) I reckon with about 40 golds we're holding our own against Julius Caesar and Genghis Khan, even though the former has the advantage that Team GB!'s medals count for him as well.

The arm bit of it looks good now, obviously, but I reckon with a decent enough attack to the joints of it, it would fold and crumple beneath me.

I reckon with one outstretched leg I could tip it over on its side and it will scrabble and struggle to get up, like literally every robot in the first season of Robot Wars.

That usually means there's something there that I should reckon with".

I reckon that, with the waiting time and security checks at airports, it's actually faster than flying.

But I reckon the monkfish with artichokes and dollops of aioli (£16) and fried squid with tartare sauce (£6) even better than those.

I reckon that along with kippers they have probably just drifted out of vogue because people don't want their kitchens to smell of fish, and they certainly don't want to contend with bones over breakfast.

I reckon I agree with Sherry Cooper, the very sharp economist at the Bank of Montreal, who believes "if the Fed keeps the printing presses running for too long and if the federal government cannot find ways to rein in deficit spending, there is a real risk that by 2011 or 2012 inflation will be a problem".