Sentence examples for reckoned he would from inspiring English sources
He was elected to his post largely because voters reckoned he would have the best chance of getting sanctions lifted.
But it was at what became the San Francisco Art Institute that he reckoned he would be a painter.
This year, I reckoned he would be good, but we'll never know how good he would have been".
Both Mr Berlusconi on the right and Mr D'Alema on the left reckoned he would be a safe pair of hands.Italy badly needs a more efficient and accountable form of politics.
They welcome a player who was highly enough regarded at the Bernabéu that not so long ago Jorge Valdano reckoned he would be the player to "define the next decade at Real Madrid".
By 26, he reckoned, he'd be a major movie star taking the world by storm.
After meeting Riordan, it's easy to understand why Spartak reckoned he'd make a handy stopgap.
He reckoned he'd get £15 for each of them at one of the street markets - £30 that would get him through the next 24 hours.
Soft-spoken to the point of near-inaudibility, he inexplicably wore an NFL Films hat and reckoned he'd win the title by 21 – a prediction he'd make good on before the year was out.
He also revealed that when he was working on the book again, he told his doctor to tread lightly during an annual check-up; if Ford knew anything was wrong with him, he reckoned, he'd never finish it.
I reckon he would beat Peter Crouch in the air".
