Sentence examples for reckon on from inspiring English sources

What he apparently didn't reckon on was bondholders who might get very fussy about their collateral.

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Although it's over-long and meandering, I enjoyed this stylish, atmospheric, often tender film immensely and, given that Wong Kar Wai was speaking of his pride at being the first Chinese Jury President and how much it meant for his nation, one can reckon on an award for this.

He's always been one for his long games, so I'd reckon on some kind of resolution to that before Saturday is out.

Therapy experts reckon on even less time.

Any takers for the bet shouldn't reckon on sleeping well.

We did not reckon on such an outstanding innings.

'What do you reckon on the candidates?' I ask him.

"They didn't reckon on my wife," he says, smiling.

I just didn't reckon on this being Wallis Simpson's moment.

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