Sentence examples for reckoning due from inspiring English sources

In Mr. McGuigan's next film, "The Reckoning," due in the United States in the fall, Mr. Bettany plays a medieval priest alongside Willem Dafoe and Vincent Cassel.

But now Flood is off, or at least he will be at the end of the season, leaving the Premiership at the age of 28 to play in France, and out of the England reckoning due to the policy against picking players based abroad.

Forty years down the road, however, another reckoning is due.

But a reckoning is due, and how Iraq faces its recent past will ultimately count for as much as the design of a transitional government or the divvying up of the oil.

Much of it they reckon was due to be smuggled to China by the Knights Templar, a bloodthirsty drug-trafficking outfit.

He has made all parties to lawsuits filed by Parmalat in America jointly liable for the $10 billion of damages he reckons are due.

Another one, they reckoned, was due to happen just about now.

Manchester's recent musical renaissance, he reckons, is due to "good nights and hubs of artists creating critical mass," rather than any individual's efforts.

Paglia reckons that due to a general first-world white girl apathy – not reflected in, but actively constructed by ageless, colourless female celebrities – we're losing our voice, our passion and our right to get fucked up.

It ignores, too, the reckoning that is due in the party that nominated him, with Ted Cruz as the more primly demagogic also-ran.

But all the bad loans and toxic assets from poor decisions in the past are still on their books, he said, and reckoning will come due eventually.