Sentence examples for will reckon from inspiring English sources
At the very least, they will reckon with tremendous instability, just as their Depression forebears did.
12.51am GMT 17th over: Australia 56-2 (Clarke 1 Watson 24) England will reckon Rankin can work Clarke over here.
This tribe, the model predicts, will reckon it safer to cross the lands of groups who also rely on keeping their animals healthy.
The Labour cabinet will reckon that spending £25bn on our own moai will not reduce us to destitution - and political symbols have rich value.
As I progress into my 80s, I have become increasingly worried that some doctor will reckon I am past my sell-by date, and refuse treatment.
Ms. Quinn will reckon with how much she wants to be seen as Mr. Bloomberg's successor when she decides the fate of the so-called living wage bill, which he opposes.
To increase profits still further, firms need to increase sales far more than most analysts think they will, reckons Mr Stendevad.Squeezing the lemonOthers disagree.
If, however, historians are able to examine his domestic achievement strictly on their merits, it is possible that it will reckoned as of historic importance but also some that have taken place in these last few troubled years.
Zola goes on, detailing exactly how Cézanne could manage financially on a monthly stipend of a hundred and twenty-five francs: I'll reckon out for you what you should spend.
Few will actually reckon the relative truth which hides in my words.
And how, for that matter, will Vegas reckon with its own Trump-branded present?
