Sentence examples for reckon it a from inspiring English sources

But members of Mr Fox's National Action Party PANN) reckon it a fair guide to his future government.At first sight, the talk of a broad representative team seems overblown.

In fact, he reckons it a stiffer test than Cheltenham.

I reckon it was a euphemism for being a poor academic.

"I reckon it's a bit like getting on a bucking bronco," he added.

Lewis Hamilton revealed his latest look this week and, as a blond myself, I reckon it is a good choice.

I reckon it's a wide open championship, and there is a Lions tour at the end of it.

They reckon it's a bit much for the Tory leader to promise a crackdown on knife crime, whilst attending what is primarily an arms fair.

It was an important meeting, however, and history may not reckon it as a disaster because it appears to have been innocuous.

And as a quirky, sad encapsulation of everything Blur do best, I reckon it works a treat.

I reckon it's a good bassline.

I still reckon it was a sign of desperation.