Sentence examples for get the reckoning from inspiring English sources

Americans may not get the reckoning, investigations, and jail time for wrongdoers, including Geithner himself, which they want, at least not now.

For their part, the Conservatives had failed to get the 40% most analysts reckoned they needed in the local government elections to have even a slim chance of winning the general election.

44 min: "Torres might get the hook at half-time' reckons Martin Keown on the BBC.

I reckon I could get the whole thing sorted for £11.60.

"I reckon the sooner we get the Polish out the better," said one.

"There is always competition for places and I have had to work extremely hard to get back in the reckoning.

In Get Carter, Charlie Bubbles, O Lucky Man and The Reckoning, the north's prodigal sons – the Billy Liar generation – return home to discover a wasteland of demolition sites, car parks and crumbling terraces.

She has been hard to ignore because she has been scoring goals for Notts County this season and she has worked extremely hard to get back in the reckoning.

The women nod in support, reckoning she got the better deal; none realises her mistake.

In hindsight, she adds, she reckons she got the "bum deal".

"Now I'm getting the y'all and I reckon down," she said.