Sentence examples for which she reckons from inspiring English sources

Parle adds baking powder, and David stirs in bicarbonate of soda before cooking, which she reckons is the secret to achieving those holes.

Eye on the reward, Stephanie's obstreperous fat friend, Lula, decides to enter the cook-off, which she reckons will attract the killer.

Nigella proves the dough overnight in the fridge before baking, which she reckons gives the buns "a better taste and texture" – a claim which, of course, I'm duty bound to test.

Ms Drakeman says its value is a sign that investors believe in the drugs it has in clinical trials such as ofatumumab, a cancer and arthritis drug in late-stage clinical trials, which she reckons could eventually have annual sales of $5 billion.

For instance, Britain's Dame Stephanie Shirley wanted to fund research into an autism gene, the total cost of which she reckoned would be £1 billion ($1.7 billion).

Sarah Manguso, who reviews a new memoir by Emily Rapp this week, is a poet and the author of two lacerating personal accounts: "The Two Kinds of Decay" (2009), her story of suffering from a rare neurological disease in her 20s, and "The Guardians" (2012), in which she reckoned with the suicide of a close friend.

But it was all over in time for my daughter to catch the Nigeria v Argentina World Cup game that evening, during which she seemed to reckon everything was miles offside.

The youngish blonde in broderie anglaise frock hunched in a pose of mild distress does nothing to suggest the emotional depth of Robin Black's territory, nor the elegance with which she describes moments of reckoning for her characters – among them a blind girl who sees more than her parents imagine and the portrait painter coming to terms with mortality.

How Emma's body, so strong and vigorous in her pursuit of love, finally compels a dreadful reckoning over which she has no control.

Ms. Power also appeared uneasy, if unsurprised, when Mr. Rubio asked her about a 2003 article on foreign policy in which she argued for "a historical reckoning with crimes committed, sponsored, or permitted by the United States".

Speaking of which, Kenny Reid reckons the BBC is the culprit too.