Sentence examples for ought to be first from inspiring English sources
"McCain's plan allows us to say we agree that Social Security ought to be first, and here's how we propose to do it".
The next steps ought to be, first, to put fresh emphasis on growth instead of on austerity alone; and then to ensure that the European Central Bank stands fully behind euro-zone governments' sovereign debt.
On the racial tip, it seems that the folks who ought to be first in line on this matter of civil right protections should be black ministers.
Those prices are well off – $8 on the Brumbies is ridiculous; they ought to be second favourite behind the Sharks.
In situations of danger, we ought to be fast: First run or kill, then think.
So for now fiscal concerns ought clearly to be second fiddle to growth-boosting policies.And still another answer is that while Japan was once a very dirty shirt indeed, it is looking less dirty by the day.
It ought to be the first question we ask.
If Waterstone's wants to become less homogenous, the uniform ought to be the first thing to go.
The Senate Intelligence Committee's report ought to be the first move back from the brink of destructive public cynicism.
"People are searching for the next bright light, the next creative idea," he said, and New York ought to be the first place they look.
