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Sentence Examples In contemporary cricket, one force reckoned to be a dormant volcano is erupting now. He won the WBC super-featherweight title in 1998, and with an abundance of natural talent was reckoned a far better fighter than Hamed. I think that they reckoned we had something of a soft underbelly up front but we took them to the cleaners. Lester wanted to lump him, Mike reckoned there was a story in it and Lucy calmed him down by buying him a half of Guinness. There were pros and cons and I reckoned I'd need a day or two to weigh them up and make a decision. Then it was cross-town motorcycle delivery, and by the time we got to skydiving delivery I reckoned I was well in with the company. The authors also note that wildlife is reckoned to be the biggest source of income in Laotian villages after fishing. In parliament, support for the constitution was reckoned at 128 deputies, with just 22 opposed. Several hundred slaves roasted sheep in pit ovens, while the female dancers, like the warriors, were reckoned to number in their thousands. Sweden is not generally reckoned to have a particularly disadvantaged working class. His first novel, published in 1987, was reckoned to be one of the finest literary debuts of the decade. They have all the flair you would expect up front, but their defence is reckoned to be deeply suspect. I've driven in Paris, in Amsterdam and Rotterdam, in Rome and in Athens, all of them reckoned to be nightmarish. Majid, a cricket buff, is reckoned to be a good cricketer who has all the talent to represent the state in interstate championships. But their failure to consider environmental issues must be reckoned a serious omission. While these titles are indeed fitting, I believe that James must also be reckoned as a significant novelist in her own right. Through his collection, he would be showing his painstakingly done works of embroidery for which he is reckoned to be among the best. But in Mysore it seems the liberal arts were reckoned to be at least as attractive. The idiots had reckoned on half a million turning up every year, but in 2004 only 30,000 went through the turnstiles. But they had not reckoned on the quality of the players Allardyce assembled and, importantly, the team spirit. Show More Sentences But he hadn't reckoned on the opposition of the local community and their parish-wide fight to preserve the house as a tourist attraction. What no-one in the Executive reckoned on was that the minister's outburst was witnessed by two other guests. The enemy had not reckoned on the resilience of young Americans, whose grit, loyalty, and mordant humor saw them through the worst. But they hadn't reckoned on the strength of Ballinrobe, who hammered them by 17 points in the final. Its first business plan reckoned on 250,000 visitors a year, but that was reduced to 135,000 after the award was made. You can look at countless examples of that, of books that have lasted that you wouldn't have reckoned on lasting. He reckoned to survey Danefield Ward on the issue and we are told 90 per cent of the people living there are against the proposals. The vitality of the Vietnamese economy and its superb growth rates are making Vietnam an economic force to be reckoned with. The airline originally attempted to triple the fee for the ticket change, but reckoned without Gabereau's ability to make a fuss. But she reckoned without the lawyers who mounted an action in the High Court attacking the legislation and seeking to have it set aside. Unfortunately we had reckoned without the Texas weather, which decided to bucket down with rain all morning. That assessment may have proved correct but it reckoned without Canada's tenacity. He said he had a strong feeling England would carry the day but that he'd reckoned without the referee's eyesight. But the soothsayers had reckoned without one factor, the indomitable will that separates the titans from the also-rans. But he had reckoned without the strength of feeling of ordinary Londoners who were determined that the march should not pass. These contrivances that I declare unto thee are legitimate means of kingcraft. They are not reckoned as methods fraught with deceit. She has a perfect blend of butterfly softness and wily sharp-wittedness that makes her a force to be reckoned with. Although he was happy with the team's workmanlike performance, he reckoned there were enough chances to win this contest. The President reckoned that although English was doing quite well as a world language, they wanted Esperanto to become the next world language. She reckoned his kooky looks and responsive personality would make him the ideal house pet and, for four years, life was quiet. Show More Sentences Clydebank looked as though they had done enough for another valuable point, but they reckoned without the alertness of Alan Neil. The so-called grey and wrinklies are no fools and a force to be reckoned with. But turning labour into a political force to be reckoned with in Alberta is a tall order, which McGowan clearly outlined in his paper. While at sea, he sketched the coastlines, reckoned distances between landmarks, and carefully observed the winds and the tides. Our barman reckoned the best time to go is on a Tuesday, when it's Latino night. But are the strident anti-American voices not to be heard and reckoned with by British readers and viewers? Team-building is also continuing apace at Hunslet whose second row forward Sean Ibbetson is reckoned to be a Knights target. Four young train enthusiasts hope to clean her up for a new private line but haven't reckoned on the plans of two train robbers. Everyone there reckoned the BBC were throwing him to the lions, but he waltzed through it and has gone from strength to strength ever since. With his blue-eyed gaze and daredevil looks, she knew this man was a force to be reckoned with. We seem to have at last ruffled their feathers and could be a force to be reckoned with. Aristotle lived in Athens much of his life, founded a school of philosophy called the Lyceum, and is usually reckoned to be the founder of logic. Aiming at 16 to 25-year-olds, the company reckoned that its saucy tube adverts were humorous. It was also reckoned to take three years to train the teams of men and horses effectively. The battle was over in less than an hour and the Mamelukes fled, never again a force to be reckoned with. Inspired by prohibition in the US, his campaign soon gathered momentum and the Alliance became a political force to be reckoned with. Although the crew reckoned it was a poor day, we still caught two good sailfish, a white marlin and a barracuda. It's reckoned that the average policy yet to mature will come up several thousand pounds short. They reckoned it would be quite fatal for their credibility, toadying up to politicians. I reckoned if they decided to get shirty and chuck me out, the gig was over anyway, so what did I have to lose? Show More Sentences The new moderate policy reckoned without the ambitions of the poorest peasants and the zeal of local Party cadres. And there are busy purple scarves of names, names that cannot be ignored, that must be reckoned with. As for size, the tonnage of ships in this period was reckoned literally in terms of capacity to carry tuns, or casks, of wine. Well, a lot more flipping interesting than the blinking Suburbs, I reckoned. I think that Currie reckoned we had something of a soft underbelly up front but we took them to the cleaners. Both reckoned this place comfortably passes muster and represents good value. It was my brother that was always reckoned to be the laid back, unflappable one. I reckoned that after the recent spot of bother with his ungrateful workforce, he might appreciate someone of my stature gracing the fairways. Hard-working waitresses reckoned the 16 per cent price hike would eat into their tips because customers would have less money in small change. Without last weekend's appalling weather, he reckoned that all attendance records would have been smashed. Economic use of natural resources such as water is another factor to be reckoned with. They haven't reckoned with the intervention of the French wine Mafia, who kidnap the kid for nefarious purposes. It wasn't like he was the brains of the operation, but he was a figure to be reckoned with. Even though economists said that Brexit was costly and unlikely, they reckoned a Conservative election win was on the cards. Now nearly 80, the ex-Harvard Prof is still full of brio and a force to be reckoned with. Sheila had seen him several times before on previous stake-outs, and he wasn't a man to be easily reckoned with. Her own footprints and handprints will indeed be very much to be reckoned with in the continuation of this and kindred researches. The brown rat is reckoned to have reached this country in the 18th century, hence one of its alternative names of Hanoverian rat. One of its main strengths is reckoned to be in the careful management of other peoples' money. Ever since he came into public consciousness for his role in Minority Report opposite Tom Cruise, he's proven to be a force to be reckoned with. Show More Sentences We shuffled inside and sat cross-legged on hessian mats, at least 1,000 people, I reckoned. In its heyday, the Falcon GT was reckoned to be the fastest four-door sedan in the world. With just 40 places in the race Ms King reckoned it wouldn't be long till the race was fully subscribed. Others reckoned that shops should be made to display notices advising Britain's gum chewers of their responsibilities. Again, he seemed quite chipper, so we reckoned that he'd probably thrown up whatever was disturbing his digestion. The county of Cornwall, although not normally reckoned a palatine county, has a similar status to Lancashire. Cobbling together good skills that can be applied to every situation will make you a force to be reckoned with at the table at all times. All that experience rolled into one cohesive unit would be a force to be reckoned with. That such intervention is an extreme improbability must be reckoned as another cost of the Iraq war. But I really feel that when he fills out he's going to be a force to be reckoned with. Is there any senior political figure reckoned to be genuinely knowledgeable and conversant in technology policy? The form par excellence for online journals, flash fiction is quickly establishing itself as a form to be reckoned with. It is reckoned that 50 percent of the workforce will be working flexibly by the end of the year. Gordon reckoned there was no need for the leaflets to be delivered as there was a postbox at the beginning of his driveway. I know that for myself it makes no difference whether I do or forbear those actions which are reckoned excellent. The Crucifixion was delivered, and therefore reckoned to be finished, but it is also strikingly economical and bold in its details. I feel optimistic that Buy Nothing Day, and culture jamming in general, will become a force to be reckoned with. If the Englishwoman could develop a hurdling technique to match her speed and power she would really be a force to be reckoned with. There are reckoned to be about 400 billion stars in our galaxy, the Milky Way. It was handed over to the marine aquarium at Macduff where staff reckoned it was either an oarfish or a dealfish. Show More Sentences It is reckoned that emigrants sent home the equivalent of 2 billion which helped to prop up our ailing economy. Barely conceivable though this is, the deepening political disillusion may come to be a force to be reckoned with. Estimates vary, but it is reckoned that on average, a dissatisfied customer tells between five and ten people of their bad purchase. She could have at least made an effort at candidness, but Mike reckoned once you'd been to the other side, sincerity was an expendable commodity. The abductions give militants the high-profile publicity they seek to show they are still a force to be reckoned with. An alternative medicine quack reckoned he could cure Faulkner of his twitching with a six-month course of treatment. Pubs were packed and main sponsors Guinness reckoned up to 200,000 pints will be quaffed during the festival. Chinese-owned steamship tonnage was reckoned in 1935 at 675,000 tons. They looked fine, a bit on the big side perhaps, but they have an elasticated section in the waist and a draw-cord, so I reckoned it was worth a try. More than 100 residents in Greenhithe were pushed too far and showed they were more than a force to be reckoned with and they were not about to be steam-rolled. Yet, the fashion house that Valentino and Giammetti built still remains a fashion force to be reckoned with. On the third day, we reckoned the rain was great and isn't it good that the Todd is getting a proper flush, while we secretly hoped that the drizzle would stop. My first boss, Roger, reckoned that the key to world progress and prosperity lay in an informed and, within limits, tolerant appreciation of cultural differences. I reckoned acrophobia was part of everyone's make up, more pronounced in some and lying latent in those guys who sat swinging their legs over the skyline of New York. Few, perhaps, could have reckoned with the peculiar dastardliness of dispatching a special ambassador to play for time until preparations for a surprise attack were ready. In the absence of anything more appealing just now, concocting distaff versions of some of the sport's more illustrious bouts from the past is reckoned to be good business. By the time the number of examples of myths, false assertions and cases of deliberate disinformation had reached 40 I reckoned it was time to publish them. But the band grew and grew and we were a force to be reckoned with as a concept. Our sins were reckoned to him and his righteousness was imputed to us. The things that we used to romanticize and use as an escape have come back with a hard edge, as forces to be reckoned with rather than as dreams to lose ourselves in. Show More Sentences John and Gary reckoned their red runabout, with a top speed of 60 mph, was an advantage because the 180 mph sports cars were shooting past junctions. India is now reckoned to be home to about 10 million Bangladeshis. The total indebtedness of the company is reckoned at 17 billion euros. My friend reckoned his presence was a mere sop to the groom's parents. He was a loyal supporter when Labour were reckoned to be unelectable, when a party leader would have lost his deposit if he had tried to muster showbiz votes for the cause. They are reckoned to be the craziest in a city awash with yellow lines. Kinship is reckoned bilaterally, including consanguineal and affineal relations, although among the gentry recorded genealogies usually stressed the paternal. The French sugar planters made out so well that their biggest town, Cap Haitien, was reckoned one of the richest places in the world in the eighteenth century. In sunny regions, the company reckoned, solar energy could account for about 80 percent of the energy needed for oil recovery. King touched his gloves in a gesture of congratulation, but Benn was not going to be soft-soaped by the promoter he reckoned had wanted him beaten. Sunday's event would have been much better served had its illustrious panel reckoned honestly with this question. The costs are reckoned to be high and are probably underestimated. Marek could play three chords on his nylon-stringed guitar, and Bolek had a sense of rhythm, so we reckoned our chances of a stab at fame and fortune. Well prepared and very fit, we reckoned on eating 4000 calories a day. I hit 16, went to college and one of the guys in my class said that he reckoned I was great in the sack and asked me to 'do it' with him behind the bike sheds. According to a survey conducted last year the marriage guidance service, financial matters are reckoned to cause more arguments in relationships than any other single factor. After a brief market rally on Monday, confidence was snuffed out as traders reckoned the support was insubstantial. With no formal training but packed pockets of passion and enthusiasm, Lee has established himself as an award winning restaurateur to be reckoned with. However they had not reckoned on the scoring power of Ballina. Best of all, the hotel bar is reckoned to be the room where Coleridge first recited his Rime of the Ancient Mariner, the greatest shaggy-dog story ever told. Show More Sentences Historically presidents and prime ministers would give inspiring speeches to their nations, psyching them up and uniting them into one determined force to be reckoned with. That is definitely a load to be reckoned with and also explains why they were able to kill such large animals as grizzly bears and buffalo with a six-gun even back then. However, they would have reckoned without the quality of Mark Bowman's leadership, and under-estimated his capacity to inspire his troops, not least by his own example. Yet riding on the back of widespread support across Egypt, the ultraconservative Salafis are now a force to be reckoned with. Such doom-saying has reckoned without the capacity of the capitalist economy for readjustment and reinvention, and without the ever-renewing spring of human optimism. Critics predicted that their resale prices would crash, but they had reckoned without the property boom and without Carroll's skill when it comes to site selection. After their initial meeting, Capron visited the Dun ranch, where he was shown the herds of shorthorns and other stock that Dun reckoned were best suited for the enterprise. Couple with its prodigious online presence, it has become a global brand to be reckoned with. I think he had something to prove that he on his own was a force to be reckoned with. Dismayed residents of Beach Road, Canvey, reckoned Castle Point Council pulled the plug on the scheme to repair drains and replace wonky footpaths, after running out of money. As civil war loomed, Byron reckoned that dependency or continued occupation were the most probable outcomes. I reckoned that they were probably in cahoots with each other. They tussled in the dirt for a while, Pyre reckoned she was winning. If he made a sudden move, Ashley reckoned she might dodge him and escape. But he hadn't reckoned on the opposition of the village's dot-com, blow-in community and their parish-wide fight to preserve the house as a tourist attraction. That is, the Moon defines the dates of all moveable feasts in the liturgical year, reckoned from Easter, which is based on the full moon after the spring, or vernal, equinox. Anger can be channeled as a spur to action rather than being destructive. But Mars at its best is purposeful, an achiever and self-starter, and a force to be reckoned with. However, as Romans reckoned descent through the male line, any children she had belonged to her husband's family. The Dutch looked to be on easy street but reckoned without Japan's battling spirit as the visitors rallied. Once a force to be reckoned with and breeding ground for tomorrow's leaders, the influence of student unions has in recent years waned. Show More Sentences I reckoned above two hundred and fifty on the outside of the church. Joseph Addison. He reckoned the distance without any instruments or maps with surprising accuracy. Maybe posted photos on the Internet so everyone would remember the Redfelllas were a force to be reckoned with. Instead, the know-nothings were briefly a force to be reckoned with. Of the intervening gills, Scaley Beck was reckoned the most practicable, the other three being overly rough and devoid of interest. Notwithstanding, by reason of these and such like fables, this Hole is reckoned for one of the wonders of England. Mr. Tyrwhitt's book on the Rowleian controversy, which is reckoned completely victorious, are all the novelties I have seen since I left town. On the whole, however, the dominie reckoned this as one of the white days of his life. The men were held in barracks to avoid distraction of their growth as a military unit to be reckoned with. Glew and Garnett were a defensive force to be reckoned with and were resilient at the back. She reckoned our camping ground had been on the site of a battle she'd found documented somewhere. Our study understanding brain regions with antisocial Stephane Physically they were reckoned to be barrel-chested with a reduced chin. The majority of ROV navigation systems utilize an Attitude and Heading Reference System and DVL to provide a relative or dead reckoned position. However, I reckoned I could phone for a taxi to take me to Huddersfield station in ample time to meet mum off the train from Stockport. After all, she reckoned, spring is the season of new life, fertility and general friskiness. They reckoned that they would reach their destination by noon. The tenth century used to be reckoned by mediaeval historians as the darkest part of this intellectual night. Fenn announced that he reckoned he would be a double uncle if Harriet would let him. The Welch Glaive is a kind of bill, sometimes reckoned among the pole axes. The Byzantine Empire considered Constantine its founder and the Holy Roman Empire reckoned him among the venerable figures of its tradition. Show More Sentences In the autumn of 1536 there was a great muster, reckoned at up to 40,000 in number, at Horncastle in Lincolnshire. The firstborn son of a leviratical marriage was reckoned and registered as the son of the deceased brother. Mr Celotto reckoned that about 15,000 racehorses end up at the knackery annually. We slowed down just the once to pick up drive-thru from Maccas. I paid for my own food, but Mul and Seano reckoned they had no money. That, and an increasing recognition of his extraordinary narrative gifts, make him a force to be reckoned with. It is reckoned there were about 300 moneyers, and 60 mints, around the country. Blake's influence can be seen in work he produced over the next ten years and generally reckoned to be his greatest. The Ethiopian day is reckoned as beginning at 6 AM as opposed to 12 AM, concurrently with sunrise throughout the year. A number of authors have reckoned the battle to have occurred in the Grampian Mounth within sight of the North Sea. D'Argenson reckoned that its consumption held up so well in times of high prices because the poor thought that it had nutritive value. A cable length, based on the length of a ship's cable, has been variously reckoned as equal to 100 or 120 fathoms. Monmouthshire, not shown on the map, was reckoned for some legal purposes among the English counties for most of this period. This arrangement was revised by the 1839 First Treaty of London, from which date Luxembourg's full independence is reckoned. A unilineal society is one in which the descent of an individual is reckoned either from the mother's or the father's line of descent. He was widely regarded as a force to be reckoned with and his political influence was considerably out of proportion to his activity. Like their old show Bottom, the lads were full of hot air if they really reckoned people would opt for their old-hat stage antics over the England Euro qualifier. It is reckoned that cocoa, a key ingredient of chocolate, contains high levels of antioxidants which help mop up free radicals and prevent them from damaging cells. In the 2,540 years from 595 BCE to 1946 CE, the Yellow River has been reckoned to have flooded 1,593 times, shifting its course 26 times noticeably and nine times severely. Although modern sculpture and architecture are reckoned to have emerged at the end of the 19th century, the beginnings of modern painting can be located earlier. Not if their performance measurement systems are still tied to old productivity benchmarks, reckoned Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu International's Ed Kangas. Show More Sentences I'm confident that Doug Hickey is the individual who can build Critical Path into a force to be reckoned within the global email services marketplace. Greenland, generally reckoned as the world's largest island on the northeastern periphery of the North American Plate, is sometimes referred to as a subcontinent. Following the gales it is reckoned that 5,000 men died, by drowning, starvation and slaughter at the hands of English forces after they were driven ashore in Ireland. But if the imaginary Spaniard thought he was leaving industry and all its concomitant unpleasantries behind, he had reckoned without the Black Country. Local wildlife experts reckoned the natural phenomenon, which looked like a spooky Halloween scene, was the work of the caterpillar of the birdcherry ermine moth. Sophia, who was anxious not to be reckoned a usurpress and who wished to keep up appearances, held two thrones and two crowns on behalf of Ivan and Peter. And they wisely reckoned Mancunians might not turn up in their thousands to be waved at by the likes of Kleberson, Eric Djemba-Djemba, and David Bellion. Since 1900, classical periods have been reckoned more by calendar century than by particular stylistic movements that have become fragmented and difficult to define. Stan James reckoned Hingis would have been around 1-80 to beat Ruana Pascual had they bothered to price the match up, but yesterday Ruano Pascual could not beat a 4-7 chance. Ibn Hawqal reckoned 7,000 individual butchers trading in 150 shops. Examples from Classical Literature When a striker is run out, the notch they were running for is not to be reckoned. But no entertainment in Serbia can be reckoned a success, if it does not end in a spontaneous burst of kolo dancing. But seeing the corruptness of the world, even gratitude is nowadays reckoned among the virtues. Liang, lyang, n. a Chinese ounce or tael, reckoned as one-third heavier than the ounce avoirdupois. Only the transcendental freedom of the cosmological argument can be reckoned as among the open possibilities. We do not know either the terminus a quo from which or the terminus ad quem to which the writer reckoned. If four numbers are played with all their chances, they are reckoned as four Terni, and paid for accordingly. See you, his good will thereto is reckoned as though he had done the thing. By this arrangement I reckoned Herbert would get the letter with the receipt before the covering letter arrived. The last of these was in a major scale, and was reckoned to be plaintive and effeminate. All I reckoned upon was cowing him into a civiller posture of mind, and checking his aggressions and insolence. He took his bearings with the prismatic compass, and he reckoned his distance by the mean values obtained from three men pacing. That is the question, and the state of the odds may be reckoned by the mathematician. These designations are arithmetically inaccurate, but the Romans reckoned both ends of the series. Beneath this is a stratum of ash-coloured clay nearly a fathom thick, which, although it is not metalliferous, is reckoned a vein. Reg'ulus was reckoned the most consummate warrior that Rome could then produce, and a professed example of frugal severity. Descent henceforth was reckoned in the paternal line, and society had become patronymic instead of metronymic. They were, therefore, not only universally prevalent, but were reckoned as virtues. In senile arteriosclerosis there is the physiologic atrophy of the media to be reckoned with. He started on curacao, which I reckoned was a new drink to him, and presently his tongue ran freely. Show More Sentences But if Curtin counted on McDonald to help him he reckoned without his host. It was now an hour after midnight and they reckoned that they had come about the right distance. All of these unaccented syllables are reckoned together as one thesis, as against the accented syllable or arsis. Of course these or'nary, no-account, range wolves reckoned my friends would wait for day before they attempted tracking. Now I reckoned you had kep' him in for some devilment of his'n, or lessons. Six months, to be reckoned from that day, were allowed to the nonjuror for reconsideration. The peculium, or private acquisitions of a slave by economy or donation, ought to be reckoned his property. But just then I heerd a buzzin' sound, an' I reckoned there mun be a waps somewheer about. Even by our ancestors this was reckoned a rather too simple method of disentanglement. Epimenides must be reckoned with Melampus and Onomacritus as one of the founders of Orphism. The sums awarded as wergeld were large, and were reckoned according to the slain mans rank. There was no cunning about the fellow, and I fancy that in dogdom he was reckoned something of a fool. Strickland had downed the mulatto twice, and the mulatto, sober, was a man to be reckoned with. Yet although Ryer was rich, as wealth is reckoned in Drenthe, whence he had come, he was greedy for more. He would surely be credited with the dupery, and he now reckoned his time for activity short. Notwithstanding his late check, Artigas still remained a power to be reckoned with. The autumnal equinox now approached, and the Euboean gulf, called Coela, is reckoned dangerous by mariners. One thing which they had not reckoned with, however, was the temper of the ewe. Could she have reckoned upon weaning me from him by a display of his awkwardness? Their number may be reckoned from the number of foramina for the exit of spinal nerves. Show More Sentences It is reckoned a high honour conferred on those whom the grand inquisitor appoints to this office. I said to Mr. Shriver, whom I knew to be reckoned as a loyal man, that he should not have lent his presence. The extent of land is reckoned not by acreage, but by the heads of cattle it will keep. A crowded, beflowered church bore witness to the fact that Darcy was still a name to be reckoned with in the community. This fourth year was denominated bissextile, because the sixth day before the Kalends of March was reckoned twice. She stuck in his imagination for many an hour as a force to be reckoned with. The slinger in most countries where his services were employed was lightly clad, and reckoned almost as a supernumerary. It is, perhaps, fair to say that such powerful parties as the Socialists and the centrum must be reckoned with by the chancellor. Nevertheless it must certainly be reckoned among the most elaborate examples of cinquecento jewellery that have come down to us. Among the Iroquois descent was never reckoned through the male line, the stirps being always a woman. Whatever tends to constipate the bowels may be reckoned a predisposing cause. She knew that among the strong-willed women Marjory was not to be reckoned. Those who can relish sour buttermilk, will find it still more light, and it is reckoned very beneficial in consumptive cases. This and the corn crake are the only two marsh birds that should properly be reckoned among house-birds. To be sure it must have been hard for her to guess what sort of a husband he reckoned to make her. It would, we reckoned, make four infinitesimally small meals for each of us, enough, say, to support life for a couple of days. Sixty penalties have been reckoned as accruing upon excommunication. I thought it all over, and I reckoned I would walk off with the gun and some lines, and take to the woods when I run away. There is first their cannibalistic propensity to be reckoned with. And these games are reckoned devout in proportion to their lewdness. Show More Sentences He said he reckoned a body could reform the old man with a shotgun, maybe, but he didn't know no other way. Thus the tetracetate is a derivative to be reckoned with in the problem. But this affair at the Castle of elven is something I had not reckoned on. But Evans reckoned without the millers who were opposing his petition. Then, also, the blameless purity of her life during all these years in which she had been set apart to infamy was reckoned largely in her favour. Apple's Siri, meanwhile, reckoned Argentina would take home the winner's trophy. It was never reckoned as a separate member of the heptarchy. Moreover, he reckoned much on the interest of the Danglars to hush up the rumor of their own misadventures. But she had not reckoned on the untiring energy of the Saw-Horse, whose wooden limbs could run for days without slacking their speed. This runaway and smash-up was something not reckoned on by Bunol. The Indian immigrants, now reckoned at 50,000, are of two classes. Well, just then along comes these two chaps slipping along close by me, with something under their arm, and I reckoned they'd stole it. With the same gravity, the intermediator reckoned the cost would be more. He said it was a sign when young chickens flew that way, and so he reckoned it was the same way when young birds done it. The jacobins had reckoned on making the massacre universal over France. He had not reckoned upon being dealt with in this summary fashion. D'you remember the old maid in 'Providence and the Guitar' who heard the Commissary swear, and hardly reckoned herself a maiden lady afterward? Time is reckoned by 'sun ups,' 'snows' and the mail carrier. It was suffered to fade out of sight or be reckoned a venial matter, in the Honorable Judge Pyncheon's long subsequent survey of his own life. The first was matriarchal, inheritance being reckoned through the mother. Show More Sentences This is sometimes reckoned to contain 160, but sometimes 120 morgen. He said he reckoned that such land would carry four sheep a morgen. I am reckoned fleet of foot, but he outpaced me as much as I outpaced the little professional. So now the frauds reckoned they was out of danger, and they begun to work the villages again. The money which I had reckoned upon never came to hand, and a premature examination of accounts exposed my deficit. I didn't want to go to school much before, but I reckoned I'd go now to spite pap. I picked 'en up in the wheal, and reckoned they'd been thrown away. He had reckoned from childhood on outlawry as his peculiar birthright. But I reckoned that with her disposition she was having a better time in the graveyard. But he put his foot on the gunnel and rocked her, and shook his head, and said he reckoned he'd look around for a bigger one. Find more words! 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