Sentence examples for i reckon maybe from inspiring English sources

In "The Nines," his epithalamium, or marriage poem, for Ms. Tata, which was published in The New Yorker, a man reckons how many years of happiness he has left with his beloved: "Darling, I reckon maybe thirty years,/ given our ages and expectancies./ Barring the tragic or untimely, say,/ ten thousand mornings, ten thousand evenings,/ please God, ten thousand moistened nights like this".

He reckons maybe half of those, the more conservative half, attend church regularly and contribute.

I reckon probably 20 people, or maybe even more, have done faster times at home.

When this happens, every single one has the same distant look in their eyes, a mixture of defiance and wonder, each pondering the same things as me right now: "Yes, I could take it on, I reckon I might win, or maybe the car will.

I reckon he'll get another one, maybe two, but he'll not reach, never mind surpass, Jack Nicklaus's total of 18.

I looked across to Merkel, and I reckon she gave about two perfunctory handclaps, maybe two and a half.

Possibly herpes, I reckon initially (anag. incl. r; reckon).

Maybe my wife's a bit fussy, but I reckon she'd divorce me if I did that.

Maybe, but another point or two will make sure, I reckon.

I reckon Swansea caretaker Alan Curtis will want to keep this one tight and then maybe unleash Bafetimbi Gomis late on?

I reckon everyone's got a thing that they're sitting with that they maybe shouldn't sit with.