ought to

If he has any doubt as to which side he ought to be on, he need only ask that bellwether of public opinion, his old friend Oprah Winfrey.

She was in charge at the time and, if she did not know, she ought to have done.

And the healthy stomach ought to be with respect to all food just as the mill with respect to all things which it is formed to grind.

She ought to have been the slimmest of the bunch: that she remained overweight was a frustration to her, and a mystery to all of us.

"well, " he said, " I should think a man's legs ought to be long enough to reach from his body to the ground. "

The engagement which ought to have kept her from joining in the former attempt would make it impossible for her to accompany them now.

we ought to teach our young girls to have self respect here. there is a good bunch of them who do not know the meaning of the word.

It was a pity that I couldn't attend the ceremony because I ought to leave on the next morning.

If you think of others that you feel ought to be here, mention them in the comments.

By way of showing us what a nude ought to be like he hauls out a huge canvas which he had recently completed.

and if he had the fortune he ought to have, I should think you could not do better.

In fact, however, trauma is only a small part of a wide array of psychosocial issues that ought to be addressed.

The blame may lie where it ought to lie, and nowhere else, for I wash my hands of every part of it.

The polonium itself, with its rarity and trail of irradiated locations (see article) ought to be a telling clue.

I knew she had strict sleeping habits, but I thought she ought to be able to give up some of this strictness.

But even those of us long calloused by life within the Beltway ought to be able to see that we've got a problem.

You ought to be well up in children's diseases as you have studied them for eight years.

The cornfield across the road does not seem nearly so tall or so green as it ought to be, given the time of year, but I am not discouraged.

She glimpsed something of what life ought to be about.

She put it back, and proceeded to get dinner early and in good time. Her little bravado made her feel as if she ought to make amends.

IT REMAINS now to see what ought to be the rules of conduct for a prince towards subject and friends.

Joan: Gee, I hadn't thought of that. Now, I suppose I ought to try to get something in business line, since that's my major in college.

"You ought to try it, " she said to Phyl, as she did every visit.

This massive amount of repetition of "generation" in the column by Mr. Safire ought to have already driven home the point.

I think it was a mistake, for the simple reason that I do not believe the United States of America ought to be involved in aggression.

According to what he said, he ought to be here now.

Would it not be best to let Cyrus Harding judge of what he ought to do, and to warn him, at least, of the danger which threatened him?

He said officials ought to consider the fact that demonstrations also take place in very stable, well-off countries.

For large-medium scale, special or complex installation projects, construction designs or construction schemes ought to be complied as well.

not a few inches away where the back of the wardrobe ought to have been, but a long way off.

I'm afraid I don't have the guts to go up to the boss and tell him what I ought to.

The United States and China are so economically intertwined, the functionalists argue, that they ought to be strategic partners as well.

She failed one of the exam papers, but we ought to make allowance for the fact that she was ill.

So it seems like we ought to tell them that socioeconomic wealth is not the only, or even the most important, metric of personal happiness.

He came back, and there was a greedy look in his eyes now which ought to have alarmed her, but did not.

It is only by accident that you see me here. I ought to be in the office.

Now if you think I manage so badly, perhaps you can tell me which of those things we ought to leave out .

Vow, and pay unto the LORD your God: let all that be round about him bring presents unto him that ought to be feared.

This sounds like a statement of the obvious, but it ought to be seen as one of the biggest surprises among all the shocks of 2008.

Peace was all a human being ought to ask for, it seemed to her.

"Those remarks ought to be printed" , he said with a cold laugh, "and recommended to all tutors" .

' The White Queen looked timidly at Alice, who felt she OUGHT to say something kind, but really couldn't think of anything at the moment.

It seems to me that honesty ought to be a moral only canonized by countryman.

I didn't even care at this point, the only thing in my mind was that there was a gym downstairs, and she ought to go and work out.

She ought to have come to see me two days ago, but she forgot.

As you open your portfolio, there should be a table of contents on the right side, and each section ought to have a corresponding tab.

My mother also told me that pollution is such a serious problem in many parts of the world that more action ought to be taken to prevent it.

Talk about ungrateful. Instead of vilifying James, Clevelanders ought to be thanking him for the great ride.

Society ought to be grasped by the four corners of the cloth and tossed into the air, all of it!

The board should be able to impose its will, because denying the right to issue additional eurobonds ought to be a powerful deterrent.

"They seem to be made for one another. Someone ought to arrange a match, " she remarked to the hat she was trimming at that moment.

The goal of the Correcting Time currently in progress, is to catch the planet and her peoples up to more where they ought to be.

He still lived in the sm island two-you ought to bed room house that head bought with my mother in the early days of their marriage.

And with the world awash with savings, banks ought to be able to raise new capital privately and continue lending.

He was just as unconcerned about money matters as before; but now he unhesitatingly knew what he ought to do and what he ought not to do.

Investors ought to be told that the market for ETFs may not always be as liquid as they would like.

Only yesterday he had heard one of the mates say that they ought to throw her overboard before her tears could swamp the ship.

It seems to us that you ought to have done that.

A month later, the friend thought, "Liaokong sure is quiet down there in his well. Maybe I ought to take a look to see how he's doing. "

It would be irresponsible of you to run away from difficulties. You ought to face up to them boldly.

'Never, never! I made up my mind as soon as I saw - what I ought to have seen sooner; and I won't come. '

I ought to be able to say: "We were happy for so very many days! "

"People who don't like this country ought to stay at home, " I said severely.

We ought to discover everyone's merit carefully but are not to have had the coloured eye at hand seeing others's shortcoming only.

There was something about him which ought to put her on her guard.

Living with your aunt, you will necessarily be brought forward, as you ought to be.

'I don't quite like my children going away from home, ' said the haggler. 'As the head of the family, the rest ought to come to me. '

It will, I believe, be everywhere found, that as the clergy are, or are not what they ought to be, so are the rest of the nation.

The fire is gone now and I ' m horrible cold. I really ought to drag myself outside, but then there'd be the sun.

It may be convenient to pick up a frying pan while you're buying your bacon, but you'll be paying much more than you ought to for it.

With all that money, she ought to have people working for her.

It also ought to have been a reminder that individual governments cannot solve international problems.

No man ought to be satisfied with a little if he is capable of using and enjoying more.

He really ought to break them up, and penalize runners for even trying to fight.

Justin: I think we ought to ask the coach to have it out with Joe and find out what his problem is.

I believe people ought to be able to worship freely, or not worship at all, but you're equally a citizen of the world.

But in the run-up to the mid-terms, the Democrats ought to have had one example of spending at its best: investment in infrastructure.

If it can escape that troublesome debt, the least sexy of publishing companies ought to be around for a while yet.

The fact is that I did not know how to understand anything! I ought to have judged by deeds and not by words.

It is there, it is at this place, that there ought to be posed the question of jouissance.

You ought to have done these exercises because you were required to do during your holidays.

Have the word of time, give attention to two or more things ought to fall in the premise that assures a key scattered knowledge dot.

He did not know how he ought to behave.

for who is not acute enough to see a great deal in his own surroundings which is really far from being as it ought to be?

you will only think i feel more than i ought to do , when i tell you all .

I only want you to ask yourself, sir, if, at such a crisis, one ought to think of oneself.

"I don't know if I ought to have come" , she said breathlessly , grasping Phyl's arm.

This subjective element is the maxim that I ought to follow such a law even if it thwarts all my inclinations.

What he ought to do, he thought, was to fold up the Marliss Corporation.

They seemed to be arguing. What looked like a fat little monk was saying: "Forgive and forget, I say, we ought to give him a second chance"

You ought to have done these exercises because you were required to do during your holidays.

Have the word of time, give attention to two or more things ought to fall in the premise that assures a key scattered knowledge dot.

He did not know how he ought to behave.

for who is not acute enough to see a great deal in his own surroundings which is really far from being as it ought to be?

You also ought to ask for her help in the kitchen so you can learn how to cook what she enjoys.

"I don't know if I ought to have come, " she said breathlessly, grasping Sandy's arm.

you will only think i feel more than i ought to do , when i tell you all .

I only want you to ask yourself, sir, if, at such a crisis, one ought to think of oneself.

"I don't know if I ought to have come" , she said breathlessly , grasping Phyl's arm.

This subjective element is the maxim that I ought to follow such a law even if it thwarts all my inclinations.

Reagan joked that the China visit had been a great television "pilot" and ought to be made into a series.

you will only think i feel more than i ought to do , when i tell you all .

I only want you to ask yourself, sir, if, at such a crisis, one ought to think of oneself.

"I don't know if I ought to have come" , she said breathlessly , grasping Phyl's arm.

This subjective element is the maxim that I ought to follow such a law even if it thwarts all my inclinations.

What he ought to do, he thought, was to fold up the Marliss Corporation.

They seemed to be arguing. What looked like a fat little monk was saying: "Forgive and forget, I say, we ought to give him a second chance"

I turned to the boy with a shrug. "You're really getting cheated, " I said. "You ought to get your parents to come in here and protest. "

I ought to have known that you would conquer in the long run, living like this.

You ought to know by know how much I love you, I never ask for . . .

I ought to have known that you would conquer in the long run, living like this.

You ought to know by know how much I love you, I never ask for . . .

But I think you ought to test drive EMMA inside an ANT build and with a real product next. The user guide is a good document to read next.

And I think I ought to warn you not to be melodramatic, especially when conflicts with your fellow human beings arise.

THE prime minister of China, Wen Jiabao, is the sort of man with whom President George Bush ought to feel comfortable doing business.

I'm the head of the noblest branch of the family, and I ought to live up to it.

"I ought to have done you the common justice to explain myself, " she said, repeating my own words.

It seems to me that we ought to find ways to develop back channel or front channel discussions with this individual.

They ought to have known better since it was their actions that kept the United States economy on an even keel.

By how much the more, men ought to beware of this passion, which loseth not only other things, but itself!

They ought to have known better since it was their actions that kept the United States economy on an even keel.

By how much the more, men ought to beware of this passion, which loseth not only other things, but itself!

Mike: Hey, I really think Harry ought to be responsible for fixing your car. He busted the headlight out of it when he borrowed it from you.

Very early, Americans began trying to discover how a word "ought" to be pronounced by seeing how it was spelled.

Smile to meet terrible misfortune. Greatminds ought to be of such a lofty quality: Be courageous to deal with all the misfortunes.

If I were going to violate the law, then I ought to get something out of it.

The next time Americans make a joke about the Europeans and their taste for la dolce vita, they ought to take a look a bit closer to home.

She failed one the exam papers, but we ought to make allowance(s) of the fact that she was ill.

He had never thought that his wife would have died from tiredness, leaving not even a word that she ought to say to him.

"I don't really want him to go, " I whimpered. "I'll miss him terribly. But Daddy, it's what I ought to do, isn't it? "

She failed one the exam papers, but we ought to make allowance(s) of the fact that she was ill.

He had never thought that his wife would have died from tiredness, leaving not even a word that she ought to say to him.

"I don't really want him to go, " I whimpered. "I'll miss him terribly. But Daddy, it's what I ought to do, isn't it? "

The possibility of a woman president ought to be electrifying, but is tiring by comparison.

The government ought to see that the unjustified delay in the Rowse case may encourage officials to avoid taking responsibility.

He'd give up all his comforts, sleep out in the rain, if she said that's the way it ought to be.

Then, just as I was wondering whether or not my teapot ought to be replenished with hot water, there she was, in the room.

So it ought to be possible, at least in principle, to start from a purely microscopic approach to nature.

If you go on working like this, you'll endanger your health, you ought to ease up a bit.

He began to reflect that he ought to make something of himself with Kurt's help.

If you go on working like this, you'll endanger your health, you ought to ease up a bit.

He began to reflect that he ought to make something of himself with Kurt's help.

and he ought to and must inquire how the property was left, and look over the concerns of his brother-in-law.

At a time when somebody ought to be at their best and they're mediocre, what are they going to do on a bad day out there?

'Well, ' he hesitated, not knowing how much he ought to tell her. 'I went to your street sometimes, to see if you were about. . . '

I ought to be able to get in touch with him.

If there was one thing Myrtle hated it was to be told she ought to go to bed earlier.

A policeman approached Jimmy and told him he ought to have gone along a side street as Jumbo was holding up the traffic.

A president with a big personal mandate, solid majorities in both chambers of Congress and a silver tongue ought to have been much braver.

if anything, the guy ought to be really ready to step up from play.

if anything, the guy ought to be really ready to step up from play.

The sick man seemed to fall into a gap of death, at her contradiction. She ought to play up to him, not to contravene him.

Tomorrow ought to be a nice day for we have such a fine sunset today .

There is no doubt that its symbolic meaning that it is imperative to prevent them from indulging in CG ought to be taken seriously.

Forgiveness ought to be like a cancelled note--torn in two, and burned up, so that it never can be shown against one.

I'm so happy with you in this starry night. There's no one like you. but i think you ought to work harder.

Superconductivity is one of those nearly magical properties that seem to defy all intuition for how the physical world ought to work.

'The president of the United States ought to stand up and take a position . . . The key point here is to lead.

A discount ought to be allowed. Otherwise, we'll consider discontinuing business with you.

We were a good mile from where we ought to have been, when we finally got the upper hand of her again.

Anybody who commits the land power of the United States on the continent of Asia ought to have his head examined.

Forgiveness ought to be like a canceled note - torn in two, and burned up, so that it never can be shown against one.

She ought to be better able to speak French than you are, because she was born and bred in France.

I cannot pretend to know how writing ought to be done, or what a wise critic would advise me to do with a view to improving my own writing.

His research ought to have secured him a place in academia's elite.

'Well, well, ' said the Rat presently, 'I suppose we ought to be thinking about turning in. ' But he never offered to move.

A person who claims the Lord Jesus Christ to be the Savior of her soul, and the Lord of his life, ought to live a fear-free life.

With a revived opposition mounting a number of large protests, the Islamic Republic ought to be looking across the region with trepidation.

But maybe you ought to travel down there and visit them and maybe you could understand it a lot better.

But there was a problem: Bode's law predicted that there ought to be a planet between Mars and Jupiter.

They ought to BE ashamed of themselves. It ought not to BE allowed. They shall BE made to clear it up.

She ought to have seen a doctor about her headache a week ago.

But as respects the Idea also, he never got beyond its negative aspect, as what ought to be but is not.

This was his way of teaching me how I ought to write to him; for he by no means underrated the importance of outward forms and ceremonial.

Well, I guess that means we ought to ask more about this Paleochristianity because we talked about it a lot.

And if your mother wants to be shocked by something, DU, it ought to be that her son-the-grad- student had $5K to plunk down on a sex toy.

She used to be a chef at a big restaurant, With her help, he ought to have no problem.

I wish it were so. At your age you ought to be growing away from your parents. You should be learning to stand On your own feet.

Charles, if you think Bertha's position excuses her blasphemies, then I think you ought to be ashamed of yourself.

If the truth were known, he was halfstarved, and there was still no end of books he ought to read before he died.

Her thought, when he first broached this, was that she ought to make some demonstration of astonishment or wrath.

It has been more than a week since I sent him the books. He ought to have received them by now.

The economy ought to be the Democrats' trump card, just as security tends to be the Republicans'.

Iknew she had strict sleeping habits, but Ithought she ought to be able to give up some of this strictness.

and the interest of the producer ought to be attended to only so far as it may be necessary for promoting that of the consumer.

That ought to keep me busy. . . right after I get brave enough to try to sew the straps to the inside of a bag.

As a mess of businesses is slowly untangled, however, it is at least becoming clear what AOL thinks its purpose in life ought to be.

A single local magistrate combines functions which ought to be distributed among at least six different officers.

and for this reason the significance of the experience in its relation to development ought to be sympathetically studied.

He told the young man: "You ought to take this for a plain and visible token that you are not to be a seafaring man. "

I was drunker than I ought to be by midnight, so I said I was going for a walk.

They ought to be able to tell the difference between a normal and a synthetic ETF just by looking at the fund's name.

As the waterscape appears unique landscape in different place, the artificial waterscape ought to be suitable with its surroundings.

Thanks it's been a lovely evening, but I ought to think about heading home soon.

The guarantee, he says, "seems to have alerted people to something they ought to be worried about but haven't been so far. "

"He ought to see that this thing, if continued, is going to do him irreparable damage, " said Mr. Kane.

Come back to me and then at any rate before we die we ought to be able to say: "We were happy for so very many days! "

One's action ought to come out of an achieved stillness, not to be a mere rushing on.

For the interior parts ought to be such, and a man ought to be seen by the gods neither dissatisfied with anything nor complaining.

Having propped up entire companies that perhaps ought to have been allowed to fail, they need to permit piecemeal consolidation to proceed.

You know, with the national debt getting so big, maybe we ought to elect some penny-pinchers to the Congress next time.

This is often true even in a dead church-there are a faithful few who are still trying to keep the church in the place where it ought to be.

I wondered dully what on earth I ought to do about her bank books, for she had considerable sums of money in Seattle and in England.

It was a mistake, too, that I looked at her with rapture; I ought to have controlled myself, as it was my rapture frightened her.

Only Himmler said incidentally that the war ought to be finished by the beginning of October.

I argued at the time that he ought to let Lehman fail and I still believe that it was a gamble worth taking.

Do you think he ought to be taken out of his school and sent to the penitentiary ?

Young warrior ought to ask young girl; no make young girl speak first. Mingo girls are too shame for that.

Human beings, one feels, ought to be, but in the modern world they are not, at least in a great majority of cases.

After the pie Alma got him off in the kitchen, scraped the plates and said she worried about him and he ought to get married again.

In short, he took charge, and started doing all the things he ought to have been doing a lot earlier.

I thought that after coming second in so many of his subjects, Charlie ought to have been given a consolation prize at least.

To keep the body fluid alkalescence and be healthy, there ought to be a reasonable taking of both meat and vegetable.

Yes: but a young lady - a bride - I ought to have paid my respects to her if possible. It was being very deficient.

Life is so short, so fast the lone hours fly, we ought to be together, you and I.

The virtue of a man ought to be measured not by his extraordinary exertions, but by his everyday conduct.

"A man ought to read just as inclination leads him; for what he reads as a task will do him little good" ( Samuel Johnson).

"Yessuh, " said Bigger, feeling that this ought to place him in the light of a helpless bewildered man.

But she also wonders whether she ought to make a report either to Mustafa, or to the ethic office.

Copying all or parts of a program is as natural to a programmer as breathing, and as productive. It ought to be as free.

Keep in mind you ought to have to call home with each other before you explore each of their routines and character.

On the face of things, capital punishment ought to be the ultimate deterrent. But it does not seem to be.

I swore not to talk about him tonight, but there's all this stuff I think I ought to tell you, that he didn't get a chance to.

One ought to live up to what he knows to be right.

She is one of the owners of these curiosities and ought to see them opened and handled.

A hybrid of Manchester United and Chelsea sounds as if it ought to be a monstrosity of a mutant.

Then Joyce took charge of the meeting. She said that we ought to select a secretary next. She asked for suggestions.

Now the men of thought, of cultivation, of reason, in the community ought to be an antidote to these dangerous influences.

You still look a little sick. You ought to go back to bed.

"I ought to stay, " he said. "You see I'm afraid there's some sort of misunderstanding" .

A writer ought to write as if he was going to die at the end of a book.

"Good" is not the word for it. You ought to have said "sublime" .

The finished product is often beautiful. India ought to sell more of them.

Since the marginal cost of making a piece of software is zero, and the cost of digital distribution is zero, prices ought to fall to free.

We ought to be moving that currency forward just a little bit faster.

Generally speaking, termite-eaten wire poles ought to be replaced every two or three years.

But as I said earlier, this kind of logic applies across the board for infectious diseases, and it ought to.

All this risk ought to point in the direction of conciliation, even accommodation, with the United States.

Many websites say, "look at me. " Your goal ought to be to say, "here's what you were looking for. "

I do not believe a man can ever leave his business. He ought to think of it by day and dream of it by night.

"He ought to understand our ways, " says an American intelligence officer who dealt with him in the 1990s. And he does.

God, what an awful sight. You ought to see it in there. Something like the end of the world.

Thus, ICS ought to monitor all economically relevant and accountable behavior of any and all participants in an organization.

Mr Buffett believes taxes on the "mega-rich" ought to go up, in the name of both fairness and debt reduction.

Or had she seen him? They ought to be told that the uncertainty had not been removed by this trip to Mexico.

Google ought to stop pretending it's trying to build a new revenue-generating business.

You ought to know better than to leave your child all alone .

The fame of great men ought to be judged always by the means they used to ~ it.

If the European Union wants to restructure the accounting industry it ought to call Joaquin Almunia, its competition commissioner.

When our staff members ask me, " What do you think I ought to do? " I tell them, " You have to hear from God. "