Sentence examples for reckoning column from inspiring English sources

NATIONAL The Debt Reckoning column on Tuesday, about a budget proposal by a group of prominent Democrats, described incorrectly one element of the group's plan.

Because of an editing error, an article in the "Debt Reckoning" column on Friday, about possible cuts in military spending, misidentified the administration in which Gordon Adams, who favors spending reductions, was a Pentagon official.

Mr Rascal - as Jeremy Paxman once addressed him - has already given some advice to would-be entrants: I reckon writing a column for The Sun is a bit like writing a pop song..

GREG SCHWED New York, Nov. 6, 2012 To the Editor: As a progressive who is far left on cultural issues and more center left on economic ones, I found that David Brooks's Nov. 2 column, "The Final Reckoning," really captured the Obama legacy.

Both are carrying on as if the trial of Demjanjuk is the final act of the second world war and the ultimate reckoning with Nazi crimes, a fallacy that was trenchantly exposed by Antony Lerman in these columns on Thursday.

Although the Guardian's births, marriages and deaths column does not keep records of these things, anecdotally the classified advertising staff reckon they have seen increased traffic in the number of birth announcements taken these last few weeks.

The reckoning?

The reckoning always comes.

More reckoning.

(hidden; reckoning).

There followed the inevitable reckoning.