Sentence examples for ought to mark from inspiring English sources

This one ought to mark a reversal of its fortunes.

If so, 2015 ought to mark a turning point.

Star Trek 3 really ought to mark a sea change for the rebooted series.

Events in Budapest today ought to mark the crisis of the dogmatic "free market model".

While there has been a growing body of circumstantial evidence of such links, Mr. Comey's public confirmation ought to mark a turning point in how inquiries into Russia's role in the election should be handled.

PD In terms of romance, a third round tie pitting a League Two side against Championship strugglers might seem like the equivalent of a knee-trembler up against a bus shelter, but Saturday ought to mark a proud moment in the career of Neil Harris.

As the biggest gathering of everybody concerned about water, it ought to have marked a real turning-point.

At about 7 p.m., beyond the expansive Sahara-like Imperial sand dunes that ought to be marked with a sign saying "Last Interesting Thing to Look at Before Tucson," the Arizona state border signs rushed into sight across the tiny Colorado River, which the Interstate bridged without a glance.

There is certainly great force in this reasoning, and it must be allowed to prove, that a constitutional road to the decision of the people, ought to be marked out, and kept open, for certain great and extraordinary occasions.

The cavalcade into the woods had some wondering if there ought to be a plaque to mark the site.

His passing ought to have been marked on the dancefloor at the Haçienda but that was demolished and replaced by flats five years ago.