Sentence examples for reckon everyone from inspiring English sources

By then, I reckon everyone will be fed up with shrinking wages, inflation, public sector cuts and unemployment.

"The crowd figure was 17,500, but I reckon everyone in Sydney must have been at the SCG that day because, even now, people say to me, "Oh, I was there when you ran onto the Cricket Ground".

And I reckon everyone needs to access that fantasy once in a while.

Rudnick is on absolute fire at the moment and we reckon everyone else who tools around on inDesign has decided to chuck their Macbook in the nearest wheelie bin.

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

He reckons everyone would benefit, with shorter waiting lists in Kent and a chance for his recently refurbished establishment to operate at full capacity.

Nisbet had to rearrange some classes to fit all her students into the second kitchen, but she reckons everyone gained something from the experience.

So the brief that Morris brings against Tomasky -- or by his reckoning, everyone in the media -- with his hypothetical polling firm and their magic numbers, is actually counterargument to a suggestion that no one, outside of a Newsweek/Daily Beast headline writer, is making.

He reckoned that everyone's should.

The Australian (who is a former international competitor and organiser of the hugely successful event at Belton Park in Lincolnshire) reckons that "everyone in the sport is a complete adrenalin junkie".

Feinstein, at first, said that she would have rather Obama not taken Petraeus' resignation, but on futher reflection has reckoned that everyone did the right thing.