Sentence examples for that reckons from inspiring English sources

"He was on Valium and all that," reckons Target.

In assessing the more competitive races in November's election, the Report that reckons forty-five are leaning Democratic or are tossups.

There is a more sociological thread: Italy in the years of the boom, the dream of prosperity that reckons with ancient hostilities.

Chicago's organisers paid for a study that reckons on a $22.5 billion boost for the Illinois economy (more than $1,700 per person) and 315,000 "job years".

You can play one of those fun bingo games with anyone that reckons climate change science is all bunk, is a conspiracy or can be easily ignored and pushed down the list of priorities.

"There's a bird over there that reckons she can get me to be the next star of the Batchelor," said John. "Alright, Mel, I almost didn't recognise you without the bikini … did you see my comments on Facebook?" She had.

By that reckoning the particle turns 47 this summer.

Any more than that, reckon the experts, and consistency of performance starts to suffer".

In addition, the tools that reckon customer requirements and sustainability requirements separately, do not weigh them based on their importance.

Not that he reckons that will happen anytime soon.

But that reckoning can be postponed no longer.