Sentence examples for complete reckoning from inspiring English sources

Kozinski's media appearances made no mention of the accusations against him, and some former clerks and other women said they feared he was being allowed to reenter the legal community without a complete reckoning.

What if we did it that way?" In a small private room at the restaurant Hakarime, we tasted the results of this quest for a complete reckoning of the conger eel: anago sashimi; anago tempura; grilled anago with hot pepper and yuzu (a citrus fruit); whole anago boiled in soy and sake; anago spines that have been deep-fried and resemble breadsticks.

Twenty-two yeafterfthe the SSC cancellation, three scholars have provided a more complete reckoning based on ample documentation, exhaustive research, and incisive analysis.

But a complete reckoning with the Dreamcatcher magic requires a return to 2003, when Dreamcatcher accidentally butted heads with the Iraq War.

She was waitressing, servicing a student debt for a degree she failed to complete (she reckoned she would pay off the debt when she was 43), and then came Planet Heroin.

With its component parts made in batches, a bow takes a couple of days to complete, Coltman reckons, spread usually over a week or more; he makes up to 50 a year, ranging in price from £900 for a basic baroque stick to £3,000 and more.

Of course, once the project is completed (Becker reckons he's 80% there), he could then attempt to recreate classic scenes from the animation.

Whatever national introspection follows Trump will not be complete without a full reckoning with the nation's postwar lunge for global dominance, not unlike Germany's reckoning after World War II.

But who can really decide when a reckoning is complete?

It seems Mr Bezos has not managed to recover any complete engines, though he reckons he has enough pieces to cobble together two complete examples.

The risk, says one banker, is that "you overcapitalise yourself into complete stagnation".The Fed reckons 15-20 foreign banks will have to create holding companies under the new rule.