Sentence examples for ought to be over from inspiring English sources

They ought to be over, but Wallace's 1963 call for a line in the dust seems to have been more prescient than King's vision.

I believe there should be a place for "Woman seeking woman to go to a Sparks' game," or "Particularly handsome man seeks one-on-one interview session with Salma Hayek". Without those ads, you now have Smith making like a sports groupie as she loses control in closing her ode to Iverson: "You know it ought to be over soon.

It ought to be over running water.

By now, though, that war ought to be over.

Those days are over, and they ought to be over" (Windham 2012).

A lot of people around here don't think we ought to be over in Iraq, me being one of them".

At least England ought not to be over-hyped as they bid to win a global trophy for only the second time.

Or perhaps they were the new leaves which ought to be turned over, now and again.

But one of them argued that he ought to be turned over to the authorities.

"There have been suggestions that a southbound lane of Broadway all the way from Lincoln Center down to 42nd Street ought to be given over to pedestrians.

Dr. Barnard condemned South Africa's racial policies while refusing to agree that the country's political system ought to be turned over to the black majority.