Sentence examples for reckon these days from inspiring English sources
Dispatched to "governors of non-self governing territories", it began: "The growth of anti-colonial activity is a feature of the general world situation with which we have to reckon these days.
That's a long time as people reckon these days.
Jyoti Pal, a shop assistant, reckons that these days about as many people come in to sell as to buy.
Metro-North reckons that these days, all it needs at a station is a ticket booth, a public waiting room, a few restrooms and space for a vending machine or two.
West Germany had existed as an entity since 1949, but the historian Joachim Fest reckoned the day of the game marked the "true birth of the country".
Use the 365-day Haab' calendar for reckoning the day of the current year.
These days I reckon I get about 60 emails a week.
A lot of dairy people these days, Hook reckoned, "tend to think of cows as being senseless units of milk production.
These days, Wogan reckons, nobody would bother even picking up such a tape, let alone rewinding it.
There's an increasingly good case for saying that newspaper editorial endorsements, pro- or anti-Brexit, don't matter so much these days – for reckoning that columnists bearing particular torches or front pages booming away carry more clout with readers than what "the composite editor" in his ex cathedra pronouncement slot has to say.
Easy euro borrowing over the past decade (fueled by reckless but highly profitable European banks), has contributed to these days of reckoning.
