Sentence examples for what she reckons from inspiring English sources

To chime with what she reckons is the mood of the time, she has coined the slogan "My values are Labour but I think for myself".

And I enjoy her sense of humour: I don't know anyone else who'd claim to have had a séance with my dead mother, but she [will joke that] she has; she'll offer genuine insight into my behaviour based on what she reckons my mother would have said.

On day one of that final trial, Fell swam the 200m course in what she reckoned to be one of her fastest times in a decade.

And what applies to birds, she reckons, applies to elderly men and women.

Lyrically, it's concerned with the strange second period of mourning that often follows that first, more predictable collapse — when a person is no longer flailing against time and circumstance but, rather, reckoning with what she's left behind.

She plays an evil taxidermist, bent on stealing and stuffing this rare Peruvian species ("Ursa marmalada," we learn), though by the look of her — the helmet of blond hair, and the tightly buttoned outfits — I reckon that what she really wants is to tie him up and get all grizzly on him, whispering "Keep the red hat on" into his little ears.

What we miss (except in passages based on a trove of Elizabeth's letters) is the triangulation of distance and a second voice: the snail trail along which the biographer struggles to patch what is missing and to reckon at what she cannot know.

I reckon she knows what she's getting into.

That's what Boris reckons.

At least that's what he reckons.

Cambridge's Dr Chip Coakley has identified what he reckons is the world's first question mark.