Sentence examples for all reckoned from inspiring English sources

All reckoned that sheer size would help them to dictate the pace of technological change.

We all reckoned we knew what would happen at 10pm on the 8th.

But we all reckoned without Eli Roth or the Saw movies.

Steve Davies, Ben Foakes, Jos Buttler, Craig Kieswetter must all reckon themselves in the running.

However, the four teams occupying sixth to ninth places – Harlequins, Sale, Gloucester and Bath – will all reckon they have a chance of sneaking into the final slot.

We all reckon we have nothing to hide, but we all have curtains.

In all, reckons Julian McCrae of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a research group, the poorest households will see their incomes rise by 2-2 1/2% as a result of all the budget measures.

In all, reckons Pedro Lacoste, an economic consultant, propping up the financial system may require the government to issue new debt of $20 billion.

Indeed, one legacy of European colonialism that we all reckon with is the self-fulfilling prophecy of the "clash of civilisations".

Being quiet and rolling our eyes isn't enough: unless they're clearly shown otherwise, people like this will carry on kidding themselves that the rest of us all reckon they are, like, total legends.

Between them they all reckon our national output was 0.6% higher in the second quarter than in the three months before and 1.4% bigger than it was a year ago.