Sentence examples for reckoning and the from inspiring English sources

Now comes the reckoning and the cold reality for these budding New York rivals.

They still have not done a proper reckoning, and the acrid scandal never ends.

In an Aymara village, this still goes on, they make an annual reckoning and the village governor is chosen.

But Obama's popular vote was an outright majority — a little more than fifty-two per cent, at the latest reckoning — and the largest share for a nominee of his party since Lyndon Johnson's in 1964.

The Parthians instituted a new era, beginning in 247 bce, but it paralleled rather than replaced the Seleucid era of reckoning, and the Parthian vanished at the end of the dynasty.

The Cascadia situation, a calamity in its own right, is also a parable for this age of ecological reckoning, and the questions it raises are ones that we all now face.

In the postwar reckoning and memorialisation, the Roma were largely excluded and forgotten.

In the postwar reckoning and memorialization, the Roma were largely excluded and forgotten.

The government, educators and corporate private organizations should consider reckoning and implementing the strategic measures identified by the study to foster and sustain the social entrepreneurship ventures of various enterprises on a sustainable basis.

According to the report, published on Tuesday, a majority of women of all ages support the Me Too reckoning and believe the movement fairly represents their interests.

Let prices plunge enough, Mellon reckoned, and the economy will bounce back.