Sentence examples for ought to cross from inspiring English sources

She recently toured the UK supporting Justin Timberlake, and is currently causing a stir in America that ought to cross the ocean when her debut single, 'Everything', is released here in April.

For reasons that are not fully understood, he said, they will occasionally nibble grass, a habit that really ought to cross over as a fad diet on the Web site Goop.

And they got considerin' and discussin' how they should git across it, and they talked about it for two hours, and one on 'em thought they had ought to cross one way when they got there, and another another way, and they got quarrellin' about it, till at last an old brother put in, and he says, says he, 'Brethren, this here talk ain't no use.

It was thought that trainees achieving an average CIR of ≥90% over a 12 month period ought to cross the upper control limit and therefore be deemed competent by LC-Cusum analysis.

It was thought that colonoscopists achieving an average CIR ≥90% over a 12 month period ought to cross the upper control limit and therefore be deemed competent by LC-Cusum analysis.

"I think he's coming really close to crossing a line he ought not to cross," a Republican county chairman said.

As one Republican strategist told The Times's Elisabeth Bumiller, Mr. Giuliani is coming close to crossing a line he ought not to cross.

Islanders ought to be cross with Russia's government, which has decided to direct almost all of Russia's share of the Sakhalin II profits back to Moscow.