Sentence examples for ought to catch from inspiring English sources

It doesn't take a genie to work out that you ought to catch him while you can.

As well as pulling down the national growth rate in statistical terms, the east is also a direct burden on the west, through subsidies amounting to 4.5% of western GDP.Poorer countries, by and large, ought to catch up with richer ones when they have (like eastern Germany) access to the same technology and markets as the leaders.

If you missed this story, you ought to catch up with it: You probably know the new Broad museum (opening Sept. 20) will be a showcase for the modern and contemporary art collection of billionaire Eli and Edythe Broad.

Martin Lee: I think Deng Xiaoping had in mind that Hong Kong will lead China forward in fifty years' time and that China ought to catch up with Hong Kong.

We ought to get our act together before a "Solar Sandy" catches us off-guard.

And the kitchen ought to have caught the blackened leaves of mesclun in the house salad.

"Parents always feel like they ought to have caught it earlier, but really it's the same for everyone, and you couldn't have done any better than you did".

You ought to get married.

When monsters roam free, we assume that people in positions of authority ought to be able to catch them if only they did their jobs.

But Falk argues that in such a case, international law and institutions ought to be made to catch up with reality as soon as possible.

When competitors see they're losing out by shortchanging women -- or men, the ordinance applies to both -- they ought to be motivated to catch up.