Sentence examples for he ought to put from inspiring English sources

But he ought to put the heavy stuff away.

A customer told him he ought to put in bulletproof glass.

And I think he ought to put the mission of liberty and freedom ahead of himself".

After developing a prototype, Rosborough felt he ought to put its durability to the test.

A man on crutches went by, and Mrs. Tooley broke off to remark that he ought to put those crutches away before he got too used to them.

Why, when the stranger tells him that he ought to put his feet up and enjoy the evening of his life, is it so hard for Stevens to accept such sensible, if banal, advice?

"If they want to do this, they ought to put it through Congress," he said.

"Most of the instructors running around, they ought to put the strap on for a week.

But they ought to put more thought into what they want to achieve from a fabric or a design.

"If a person's addicted to it and a person on the street can do it, why can't an athlete, if they have an addictive craving?" Sports organizations, he added, "ought to put a lot of money toward drug education and let it include tobacco".

But can he say "I ought to put A into prison"?