Sentence examples for reckoning of a from inspiring English sources

Before them in extraordinary detail were accounts giving a full reckoning of a war effort.

As a final index of authenticity and honesty, this reckoning of a critical misstep meets the sniff test.

But here before them in extraordinary detail were accounts that would have breezed past forensic accountants, giving a full reckoning of a war effort.

Conspicuously absent from the gathering in Nice, however, was a collective reckoning of a major milestone on the calendar: It has been 50 years since many of the countries gained independence.

The basic figures in these calculations were derived from the Brahmanical reckoning of a year of 10,800 muhūrta (see calendar: The Hindu calendar), together with combinations of other basic numbers, such as four phases, 27 nakṣatras, etc.

But someone of the prime minister's strong religious conviction is bound to be affected by criticism from such a quarter, even if he thinks it mistaken.Meanwhile, perhaps as soon as January 12th, Mr Blair must face a reckoning of a different kind: Lord Hutton's report.

There are notes of indebtedness, memos to merchants, and a reckoning of an account for beer.

It was a time of reckoning for a son of Israeli immigrants who prides himself on his toughness.

Chronology is a dating system, or a system of reckoning a series of years from a starting point that gives an era a theoretical definition.

For a better reckoning of 1968, you need a better writer — Norman Mailer, unloved by Buckley and Vidal alike, whose "Miami and the Siege of Chicago" covered the same events.

Wasps lock Launchbury, meanwhile, is out of the England reckoning because of a neck injury.