Sentence examples for ultimate reckoning from inspiring English sources

In Auden's words, like the rumble of distant thunder at a picnic', there is the approach of that ultimate reckoning.

The ultimate reckoning comes when we, as consumers, choose to continue to use a particular law firm or not in a world full of lawyers.

Both are carrying on as if the trial of Demjanjuk is the final act of the second world war and the ultimate reckoning with Nazi crimes, a fallacy that was trenchantly exposed by Antony Lerman in these columns on Thursday.

Ireland, aware of how important points difference could be in the ultimate reckoning, maintained the pressure and hooker Cronin saw the gap to get over for his first international try.

In this view, if the dollar maintains its status as the global reserve currency, that would be good news for Americans only in the way that another offer for a credit card is good news for a family about to land in bankruptcy: It may stave off foreclosure for another spell, but it makes the ultimate day of reckoning that much worse.

The hearing signaled what looks like the ultimate day of reckoning for this country's once-great and world-dominating car making industry.

The future of Euromaidan, it seems, is not just about the political soul of Ukraine, but about an ultimate East-West reckoning, the culmination of a 20-year contest between Brussels and Moscow that has become reminiscent of the Cold War.

Tim Moore, author of Nul Points - the only book ever written about the contest's ultimate losers - reckons not.

While an independent evaluation is in order, Mr. Minshull said, the ultimate value, by his reckoning, will be close to the $17,000 offer that was already on the table.

Hospitality is reckoned the ultimate expression of grace in social relations.

The ultimate pragmatist, Mr Gent reckoned it was better to have part of the biggest mobile operator in America, with 23m customers and national reach, than to have all of a regional player.