Sentence examples for we reckon will from inspiring English sources

"The next friendly will be a chance to see better the side we reckon will start our first game against Japan," Lamouchi said.

Because in those big rooms, you're allowed to vanish, finally finding that transcendence we all reckon will magically lift us out of the 50 capacity pub-back-room in Taunton we're currently stood in while a friend of a friend's cousin's bastard son's ex-girlfriend's pizza delivery boy fumbles between tracks from a Hyperdub sampler.

This, they reckon, will cost $1.1 billion.

Returns from private investment accounts, they reckon, will be unable to make up that shortfall.

Gouging customers like this, critics reckon, will eventually make them flee, denting Uber's business.

As the Internet gains popularity, users, they reckon, will want faster machines.

What do you reckon will happen to the Internet of Things ten years from now?

That means our product can make quite a saving on your energy bills - we reckon it will pay for itself within six months or so.

Even on optimistic assumptions, we reckon Greece will need €67 billion or more of long-term official loans in the next few years.

"We reckon Sideways will be mentioned between five and 10 times a week," Steve Fennell, winemaker and custodian of Sanford & Benedict, one of America's most famous vineyards, says.

"We reckon this will be a morale-booster for the city," said Melvyn Rolfe, councillor for the city's Stobswell area which houses Dundee and Dundee United.