Sentence examples for reckoning day from inspiring English sources

If people continue to listen and we are lucky enough to get to episode 71, it'll be reckoning day, and I'll have to contemplate my own work.

Three singles were released from Youthanasia: "Reckoning Day", "Train of Consequences" and "A Tout le Monde".

The economic crisis is a reckoning day for states that have pursued bad policies for too long.

"The reckoning day for people like this is going to be more horrific than we can imagine," Stine told me one afternoon.

Like Train of Consequences and Reckoning Day.

It reckons Monday 8 or Tuesday 9 December are the best days to buy your tree ("Make a day of it!", the website enthuses), though it says you should do your research this coming week.

He reckoned Saturday night was the highlight of his week.

West Ham manager Sam Allardyce reckons Saturday's Premier League trip to Norwich is a "six-pointer" despite the season only being 10 games old.

By one reckoning, Saturday night marked the first time in fourteen years that a consensus heavyweight champion of the world has been beaten.

I clip-clopped willingly towards this week's The Reckoning (Mon, 9pm, ITV1), an unsettling tale of murder and morality starring Max Beesley and Ashley Jensen, and I'm rather glad I did.

A case of outsize horrors and drastic turns — plus celebrity lawyers, three books, and a conviction reversed, then restored — came to its reckoning Friday afternoon on the 10th floor of the federal courthouse in Brooklyn.