Sentence examples for reckoning that the from inspiring English sources

"I hitchhiked to Venice and went to Piazza San Marco, reckoning that the others would eventually turn up there.

Even saving someone from drowning was ill-advised, fishermen reckoning that the sea always demands a life for a life.

Do not be surprised that some Croats carry such feelings to the point of reckoning that the place for Croatia's champions is on court, not in it.

So, the men set off in a convoy of cars and minivans to the mountaintop campgrounds, reckoning that the boys could wait until they were settled to eat.

European moviemakers were initially skeptical about the technology, reckoning that the novelty would wear off — and, perhaps, that Gérard Depardieu in two dimensions was already more than enough.

Or how about the Los Angeles Times reckoning that the show had found "a strange and lovely space between nostalgia and political correctness".

The shocked reckoning that followed the riots — "DEPRAVED OR DEPRIVED?

The reckoning that should have happened in 2008 never came.

BBC Weather reckon that's the end of the rain.

The authors reckoned that beyond the 90% threshold, market perceptions of risk can jump.

I reckon that's the face everybody loves.