Sentence examples for reckon he wanted from inspiring English sources
"I reckon he wanted to be a little bit like me," the elder Gainey said.
Thisismetypinganame reckons he wanted the dubstep artist to win "until he became the favourite... and my natural British underdog-championing kicked in.
In what has to be the least believable New Year pledge, the Daily Express reports that wannabe rock star Cocozza reckons he wants to settle down, stop boozing and write some songs.
Better to be anonymous than to identify himself as a teenager, he reckoned, if he wanted to be taken seriously.
"Whaddya reckon?" he said.
In the first moment of humour during a sombre Pumas, Mr Cameron reckoned he did not want to know about what was in store for him, but he was expecting "all sorts of pleasant surprises".
(Others, though, reckon they want to get their bomb first, and the bargain later).It might work; but there's not much time.
The reason to push it through during the lame-duck session is simply that a group of departing politicians reckon they want it more than the American people do.
Burt Lancaster knew what he wanted and he reckoned that we wanted it, too.
