Sentence examples similar to we get to reckon from inspiring English sources

"We've got to reckon there will be 800,000 people coming to Germany as refugees or seeking asylum," said the interior minister, Thomas de Maizière, who only three months ago raised the original 300,000 forecast to 450,000.

You've got to reckon that's it for Brown now, a massive mistake, the last of many.

When it comes to the great "how did we get here?" reckoning over Brexit, few would discount these notions of English identity and, by extension, the narratives that have shaped them.

The 'black hole's' increasing by about £2bn a year, we reckon it's going to get to £14bn by 2020".

They reckoned I would get to my shelter quicker than the other.

I also reckon that if I get away at half-time, I'll get to Tesco's before it closes.

"We know that there's got to be a reckoning of how he did it.

And oh, what Chua put herself and her daughters through before she got to her moment of reckoning.

I reckon we get an unfair press.

Reckon we got a respawnsibility to GOD.

Also we get "poll tax" - a tax reckoned per head.