Sentence examples for the reckoning would be from inspiring English sources

For months the working assumption among politicos has been that a last-minute deal, even an anticlimactic one which merely delayed the reckoning, would be done.

The reckoning would be "brutal", one of their number promised when Corbyn was elected, "putting the left in a box for 30 years or out of the party".

What to do? Obviously, the day of reckoning would be put off with another stock market rally, which is highly likely by year's end.

If the Supreme Court decides to review the issue, that final reckoning would be further postponed.

Then, when it did not, he said the actual day of reckoning would be October 21.

The global gains, the authors reckon, would be $675 billion a year by 2025.

In what most insiders reckoned would be the fight of the night, George Groves and Martin Murray – with seven failed world title bids behind them, albeit each of them brave efforts – put their considerable and contrasting talents on the line for perhaps one more stab at the big time.

Certainly, the chances of PAS gaining the simple parliamentary majority needed to implement hudud not to mention the two-thirds majority needed to change the constitution, which many experts reckon would be necessary seem small.

For instance, Britain's Dame Stephanie Shirley wanted to fund research into an autism gene, the total cost of which she reckoned would be £1 billion ($1.7 billion).

Who would be?" Pietersen responded by asking: "Who would you reckon would be on the podium?" Ponting - who said egos were "a trait of champions" - did not name players but strongly hinted at Graeme Swann, Matt Prior, James Anderson and Stuart Broad.

DeLillo, you reckon, would be unwise to give up the day-job.