Sentence examples similar to reckoning instrument from inspiring English sources
The shop owners reckon the instruments are long gone now, most likely sold on the black market in continental Europe, but the police investigation continues.
These derivatives are potentially good for society because they can offset losses if housing prices fall, Mr. Posner and Mr. Weyl say, reckoning that the instruments have had a positive effect for those who have used them.
More primitive navigational methods such as dead reckoning and instruments such as the sextant are also used in the series.
Dan Eisenhower from Recon Instruments reckons he knows: skiing.
It is complex beyond reckoning.
Alex Jones faces his reckoning.
Reckoning with history is crucial.
However, Gooding reckons this is "too blunt an instrument" and will mean the majority of people in the system will be either over – or under – subsidised.
May also reckons The Fireplace was an innovative instrument for its time – it's the first guitar he's aware of to be built with feedback as a goal rather than a nuisance.
I reckon my house contains 11 musical instruments of varying characters that use wood in their manufacture.
