Sentence examples for annual reckoning from inspiring English sources

This concert is the annual reckoning of hip-hop hierarchies in the genre's birthplace.

In an Aymara village, this still goes on, they make an annual reckoning and the village governor is chosen.

That is the realm of jam bands, who had their annual reckoning with the fourth Jammy Awards on Tuesday night at the Theater at Madison Square Garden, with dancers on their feet and marijuana smoke in the air.

Jacob, never in the top 10 in recent memory, surged to No. 4. This information is contained in the health department's 2010 baby names data, the annual reckoning, released on Wednesday, of what names the city's newborns will carry in life.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — As is the wont with Hot 97's Summer Jam, an annual reckoning of the hip-hop and R&B pecking order, this year's show at Giants Stadium here on Sunday night essentially came to an end well before the last act finished its set.

When the annual reckoning with the IRS rolls around, the reward for their willingness to help out can take the form of write-offs for unreimbursed expenses incurred while they do volunteer work.

However, the IISS's annual Strategic Survey reckons that al-Qaeda still has more than 18,000 "graduates" of the terror camps it can call on and its recruitment has accelerated as a result of the invasion of Iraq.

Christopher Murray of the University of Washington reckons annual spending-growth from 2009 to 2011 was only 4%.

Annual profits are reckoned to be in the tens of billions of dollars.

The World Tourism Organisation reckons annual visits abroad from China could rise to 100m within 15 years.

Over 10 litres of a Moldovan's annual intake is reckoned to be 'unrecorded' home-brewed liquor, making it particularly harmful to health.