Sentence examples for reckoning until from inspiring English sources

That is only likely to postpone the reckoning until next year, he said.

Many thought the decision was made under political pressure that would delay the day of reckoning until after the mayoral election.

But many foreign-policy experts believe that, even without an increase in troop levels in the coming months, Bush may yet succeed in delaying the day of reckoning until the next President takes office.

Georgia officials insist that they do not expect Atlanta to reach a real day of water reckoning until 2030, when they have projected that demands on the Chattahoochee will reach a maximum sustainable limit.

So far as I can tell, this is precisely the logic behind Mitch McConnell's fallback proposal, which would basically establish an extremely complicated parliamentary procedure that enables the president to raise the debt ceiling while Republicans go on the record voting against it, thereby postponing any actual reckoning until after the 2012 election.

With the upcoming challenge of its exit, QE is proving a truth of even the most well-intentioned bailouts: getting the financial system out of trouble doesn't mean ending a crisis for good; it means only delaying the reckoning until the economy is strong enough to take it.

Our collective porn habit was sure to bring upon our heads a day of reckoning, but until now we were all happy to avert our eyes from the blinding light of the truth of Internet smut and keep them locked on the screen instead.

Our collective porn habit was sure to bring upon our heads a day of reckoning, but until now we were all happy to avert our eyes from the blinding light of the truth of internet smut and keep them locked on the screen instead.

In his book "Crisis in the Primary Classroom" (David Fulton Publishers, £12.99), Professor Maurice Galton of Leicester University reckons that, until recently, primary-school teachers typically spent 77% of their time doing this.

He was a force to be reckoned with until his death in 1990 when it seemed that many of his colleagues breathed a sigh of relief although there are still those who'll shudder at the mere mention of his name and perhaps look over their shoulder to make sure his big meaty fist isn't poised to break bone and shred flesh.

JC: Yeah, that was a big decision to go outside of our own little cozy circle and home studio, because I've made a number of albums over the years that I feel very good about that were produced by myself, by my husband, and a lot of time with a wonderful collaborator--who's very much off the radar--Rod Sherwood, who co-produced the albums Linger and Ready, which were my best known until Reckoning.