Sentence examples for reckoning after from inspiring English sources

******* And now a reckoning, after a fashion.

The reckoning after this loss will be complicated.

The absence of a proper reckoning after the 2010 defeat was a key reason Labour lost again five years later.

15244, whose week had tailed off after a flying start, is back in the reckoning after being the only one to nail 12-1 winner winner Campli.

Sunderland manager Gus Poyet sees no reason why Jermain Defoe cannot force his way into the England reckoning after the striker earned his side a precious point at Swansea.

And it means he will not be around to face the reckoning after 14 years of a corrupt, oil-fuelled autocracy.Swapping baseball for revolutionHad things turned out differently, Hugo Chávez might have been a professional baseball player.

"I am just an average rugby player," he reckoned after having a chat with Kirwan on Sunday.

The referee, Nigel Owens, reckoned, after watching the footage on the big screens, that there was "a split-second" where Kepu could have pulled out of the tackle, but that he decided not to.

The process, launched in Britain back in the 1800s thanks to the slave trade and the industrial revolution, really took off, Pollan reckons, after the second world war, when we "emerged from years of rationing - so ready to binge on sugar, meat, white flour - just as industry was converting from making bombs to making fertiliser, and nerve gases to pesticides".

Paleontologists may have to reckon after all with signs of animals 500 million years earlier than the first known animal fossils.

I reckoned, after catching my breath.