Sentence examples for ought to be going from inspiring English sources

They ought to be going out to the people.

So it's the higher earners who probably ought to be going beyond the minimum".

I've just outlined for you a global view of this city, where we ought to be going.

One guest, Ray Isle, the managing editor of Wine & Spirits magazine, said, "Some wines worked beautifully and showed where the region ought to be going".

If taxpayers are going to foot the bill for the automakers, at the very least their dollars ought to be going to the engineers, instead of to the lobbyists.

Policy makers can learn a lot about where we ought to be going from tax reform efforts in the past and the insights of experts whose work is still relevant.

"If you're not going to be honest during your confirmation hearing, then you ought to be gone".

Too often, these votaries seem to me to be clinging to something that was moderately interesting in its time but ought to be let go, at best a curiosity like the theosophical movement in which my mother was brought up a century ago.

Many demented patients are still capable of a kind of autonomy — involving the capacity to value — and so their wishes ought to be respected, goes this line, over the decisions of their earlier selves (Jaworska 1999, 109).

You see, art has to be "productized" in order to sell, and a development director who doesn't understand that ought to be let go before ever you fire the first musician.

We ought to be debating what's going to replace it.