Sentence examples for reckons he knows from inspiring English sources

Dan Eisenhower from Recon Instruments reckons he knows: skiing.

But Hans-Peter Lipp, founder of the Swiss Homing Pigeon Foundation and an emeritus professor at the University of Zurich, reckons he knows the answer.

He went to London, Paris, Brussels, Berlin, speaking to bankers and politicians; he reckons he knows more people in the German Bundestag than in the U.S. Congress.

Lovelock, who for the past 50 years has been what he calls an "independent scientist" unfettered by institutional links, reckons he knows why academics reject Gaia.

Meanwhile, the paper's writer Shaun Custis wonders: "How on earth did Liverpool manage that?" Dominic King, in the Daily Mail, reckons he knows the answer, pointing to the side's defensive failings.

Before writing the book, Grossman reckons he knew about two or three jokes, tops.

I reckon he knows his way around a drum machine!

Writing in Adrenalin (issue 22), Andy Davis reckoned he knew the reason for the shark action: cages.

Toadjuggler reckoned he knew the answer: "I have a big beard: you keep it under the covers.

Chumlong reckoned he knew somebody who could provide rhino horn, originally sourced from Africa, and bones of big cats from the dry forests of central Thailand.

I remember I spilt something on it once and he went absolutely f*****g mad because he reckoned he knew where the ball was and he couldn't get hold of the guy again to drop another form off. Vernon's pools and Spot the Ball, these two things kept him chasing another false dream.