Sentence examples for be a reckoning between from inspiring English sources
If there is to be a reckoning between performers calling for greater gun regulation and a large portion of the fan base (as well as other musicians in the genre) resisting it, that wasn't going to happen on what the industry has branded as "Country Music's Biggest Night". "Business is booming," Paisley exclaimed early on, and that was the point.
And for the world, there must be a reckoning between physics and business as usual.
Writing about spirits is a way to counteract some of that, because the people of the past are allowed to be present in the moment and tell their own (true) stories, and often, there is a reckoning between the living and the dead.
Ahead of his trip this week to Camp David to meet George Bush for a war-and-peace summit, and to New York to confer with Kofi Annan at the United Nations, Britain's Tony Blair ruefully acknowledged that once the war in Iraq had ended, there would need to be a "reckoning" in relations between America and Europe.
There will be a reckoning.
The British prime minister, Tony Blair, who has argued repeatedly that Britain is well placed to "bridge" the Atlantic, told a Downing Street news conference last week that there would need to be a postwar "reckoning" between the United States and Europe and among the bickering nations of Europe itself.
There has never been a reckoning.
This might be an acute reckoning.
Across England as a whole, there is reckoned to be a £400m gap between what councils say they require for their high needs provision and what the government is providing.
