Sentence examples for reckon though from inspiring English sources

They'll have to reckon, though, with a version of the recent "No Hidden Path" that takes up 20 minutes right in the middle of the film.

I don't reckon, though, it'll ever be printed that way, and this'll have to be the best, with the italics indicating the changes of events," said Faulkner.

The common practice of "tracking" pupils (filtering good ones into more advanced courses) could be to blame, the authors reckon, though they abstain from drawing firm conclusions.

Cagney would approve, I reckon, though he never forgot how comic such hardihood can be, and, watching "Elysium," he would warn Damon not to lose the smile.

We reckon, though, come late, late, late 2016, the jungle pioneer and Eastenders legend will be trumped.

She hadn't reckoned, though, on how much she would miss dancing, and in 2013 she returned to the stage.

Most states are keen to get as many people working as possible, he reckons, though the recession makes this hard.It will be a while before anyone knows who is right.

The shale reserves in this area are also much deeper than equivalent areas in America, the company reckons, though Mr  Baptie says this doesn't neccessarily affect any likelihood of seismic activity.

Exile on Main Street meets Low meets Tusk," Cox reckons, though that leaves out the doo-wop influences that set Deerhunter further apart from the uplifting crescendos of North America's most successful alternative bands, from Arcade Fire to Grizzly Bear.

By most reckoning, though, Mr. Kitade appears to have solved a riddle that has perplexed bankers here for years: how to persuade the Japanese to move even a fraction of their money into potentially more rewarding investments.

Whether California will grab the lead in 10 years, or in 20, or tomorrow is hard to say We can already visualize the day of reckoning, though, wit a jubilant West Coast Celebration built around a young lady designated by the California Chamber of Commerce as the person who toppled N. Y. from its perch - a golden-skinned teen-ager, with a ripe figure, a bit too much eyeshadoe, and an agent.