Sentence examples for time is reckoned from inspiring English sources

Fall is superbig in children's clothing; in the industry, time is reckoned in units known as Back to Schools.

This place and time is reckoned by most experts to give the best chance since 1966 of seeing a meteor storm a shower of tens of thousands of shooting stars an hour.

China, included in the index for the first time, is reckoned to be slightly less stable than Thailand, South Africa and Brazil, where stability has dropped thanks to pre-election worries; but it is more stable than Russia.In this section Overview Political and economic stability Economy Financial markets Reprints.

In fact, the beginning of the passage that contains today's quote reads as follows: "I don't really care how time is reckoned so long as there is some agreement about it, but I object to being told that I am saving daylight when my reason tells me that I am doing nothing of the kind.

"If it is known that the Bank of England is freely advancing on what in ordinary times is reckoned a good security — on what is then commonly pledged and easily convertible — the alarm of the solvent merchants and bankers will be stayed.

The Achaeans of the northern Peloponnese in historic times were reckoned by Herodotus to be descendants of these earlier Achaeans.

The size of the object is estimated at about 10 km (6.2 miles) in diameter and one quadrillion metric tons in weight; the velocity at the time of impact is reckoned to have been several hundreds of thousands of kilometres per hour.

According to the Seattle Times, the campus is reckoned to have room for at least 9,000 employees – but while these projects will determine, to a great extent, the look of the neighbourhood's built environment, Amazon hasn't simply summoned the entirety of new South Lake Union into being.

About 40% of time spent watching pay-TV is reckoned to be spent watching free channels.So Mr Slim would have to woo audiences not just with low prices, but with good Mexican programming (imported Argentine telenovelas, with their funny accents, won't do).

At the same time that she is reckoning with her extended family, Ms. Brockes is reckoning with the racism of the South Africa her mother and her half-siblings were raised with.

This ages-old European festival (from a time when "summer" was reckoned around an older agricultural calendar) is a major holiday in Sweden, nowadays celebrated on the Friday nearest the solstice.