Sentence examples for ought to pass from inspiring English sources
Congress ought to pass legislation to bar such conflicts.
Is it the lesson we ought to pass on to our children?
They're speaking increasingly loudly that they do not think it ought to pass".
And we ought to pass it because it will do some real good.
Sometimes they ought to pass the baton well before they want to.
"Look, I don't know anybody in the Senate who thinks we ought not to pass a bill," Mr. McConnell said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union".
Finally, another debut, or in this case a pseudodebut, ought not to pass without comment: the publication by Limbus Press of two novels by the pseudonymous Figl-Migl: Shchaste (2010; "Happiness") and Ty tak lyubish eti filmy ("You So Love These Films").
The advances of two or three points, upon the day when Gould's death was announced, in the quotations upon the securities of every one of the corporations with which his name was particularly identified, shows that his death was regarded as the removal of a danger even from these corporations...It ought not to pass unnoticed that Gould never sought to propitiate public opinion.
If liberalism's day has passed, we ought to give a bit of credit where credit is due, and acknowledge the effectiveness of Midge Decter's mouth.
It's that in Bansko you can ski all day, stuff yourself with steaks, drink more beer than anyone ought to and pass out in a fairly nice hotel room — all for about $60 a day.
