Sentence examples for one reckoned from inspiring English sources
Dean Ryan, for one, reckoned it was only his side's poor early tactical kicking on a treacherous surface at Sixways that cost the Warriors a potentially valuable win as they lost 20-24.
No one reckoned that commercial jets would be in any danger over eastern Ukraine.
No one reckoned in advance that he had anything but a very testing job as host.
Predictably, he has been under-recognised, although TS Eliot for one reckoned him a genius.
The writer Tanya Gold, for one, reckoned that Mr. MacFadyen was not as cute as Mr. Firth, and that the new Darcy was too sensitive for romance (at least with her).
New Zealand-born Bevan is the flashier one - the one who was married to Joely Richardson, the one who features on Tatler 's list of 'dateable boys', the one listed simply as 'Handsome Man' in the credits of Elizabeth, the one reckoned to have the more commercial instincts.
Since recorded history began, around 3200 B.C., with the invention of writing in the Middle East, there have been some two hundred human generations (if one reckons a new one every twenty-five years).
All this is before one reckons with the law.
No one reckons that the EP-3 will be returned soon.The treatment of the crew has been another matter.
Clark, for one, reckons the women's game is heading for a whole new level.
South Africa's assistant coach, Dick Muir,, for one, reckons two or three changes will be the extent of McGeechan's tinkering.
