Sentence examples for ought to be broadcast from inspiring English sources
"Let's take this off air because I've got a lot to say to you and I don't think a lot of it ought to be broadcast," said a visibly angry Thornberry.
These debates ought to be broadcast live on TV across the state, but they should also be available for streaming any time thereafter.
Philip Glass Walt Disneyy opera to be broadcast live online.
"Hair Battle Spectacular" is the coffin in which all similar ideas scheduled for future broadcast ought to be buried, no exhuming permitted.
They say sports betting advertising during G-rated television broadcasts ought to be banned and maximum $1 bets on poker machines should be introduced.
Los Angeles: The superficial news media, in particular but not entirely the broadcast elements, ought to be placed on the carpet for its incessant coverage of Donald Trump and its hyping every story with an excitable voice as if the world was coming to an end.
I will go out of my way to watch an HD feed of a game, subjecting myself to TV's controls for 90 minutes, but in 2010 SD sports broadcasts really ought to be outlawed.
✒ If BBC science and natural history commissioner Kim Shillinglaw wins the race to be BBC2 controller, as Broadcast predicts, Michael Gove ought to be pleased – most of the shows she's overseen have been broadly educational, from Bang Goes the Theory to Stargazing Live.
