Sentence examples for that he reckons from inspiring English sources

That, he reckons, means more video hands and designers – and fewer beat reporters.

And that, he reckons, is the thread that joins the Beatles, Buñuel and Dalí, and the end of the pier.

That, he reckons, is the amount of money needed to reach the ambitious development goals that 189 countries committed themselves to in 2000.

That, he reckons, makes for more discerning investments and increases the odds of success.Unlike many environmentalists, Mr Lovins has always had a respect for market forces and entrepreneurship.

What might change that, he reckons, is to get a house to program itself.In fact, Dr Mozer himself lives in just such a house.

That, he reckons, is because making and selling food is more complex than television assembly, and the more complex a business, the greater the advantage the foreigners' management experience gives them.

That, he reckoned, had a 30% chance of realisation.

A similar home in southern England would cost two to three times that, he reckoned.

But it was at what became the San Francisco Art Institute that he reckoned he would be a painter.

Jim Furyk played one round with Knox back in 2006 and said afterwards that he reckoned he could "beat half the field who made the cut".

"They called it fun!"Or take cocaine, which Mr Turner did to such effect in the 1970s and 1980s that he reckoned he had spent $11m on his habit.