Sentence examples similar to reckoned from when presented from inspiring English sources
The indiction was reckoned from September 1, unlike the civil (consular) year, which began January 1. Roman Catholic popes until 1087 used the indictional year, generally reckoned from September 1, except in Italy after the 7th century, when indictional and civil years coincided.
It is reckoned that the present 3D SnanohybridsO nanohybrids can serve as a promising anode material for LIBs.
" The man who had wrecking balls for fists reckoned that most present day pugilists lack passion.
A partially decentralized system architecture based on step-wise inertial navigation and step-wise dead reckoning is presented.
When idle thoughts scatter at incomprehensible speeds, accounting for the shape and sound of language offers a chance to reckon with our present.
There is also reckoning with the present.
When Ian is presented, courtesy of an impulsive bet, with the chance to best his rival for good and clear his debts at the same time, the "last weekend" comes to have the feel of a day of reckoning.
The increases to the personal allowance from when they stood at £6,475 in 2010, to when they climb to £11,000 in 2017-18 will save a typical taxpayer £905 per annum, Mr Osborne reckons.
The increases to the personal allowance from when they stood at £6,475 in 2010, to when they climb to £11,000 in 2017-18 will save a typical taxpayer £905, Osborne reckons.
All that hardness, Kilburn reckoned, "stems from self-criticism".
