Sentence examples for ought to run from inspiring English sources
"We ought to run on that".
This thing ought to run a while.
"The Guardian is read by people who think they ought to run the country.
Gail: I'm not sure they ought to run against the '50s.
She ought to run across Pine and give Alma a hug.
He ought to run his own campaign so he wins in Connecticut".
Why ought Kleinwort to run bits of the Frankfurt operations, thought peeved German bankers, given that Dresdner now owned it?
If a crabby spectator want sto find fault, it's possible with the now-ought-to-run-as-long-as-Sinatra's-name-endures piece.
Ever have the feeling that if you just got your boss out of the picture, you could run the company the way it ought to be run?
And that is just one of the problems confronting Mr. Boehner, a former small-business man who has been carefully preparing for his new role for months and seems to relish the chance to finally run the often-unmanageable House the way he believes it ought to be run.
When Britain's combined code on corporate governance - the rulebook on how public listed companies ought to be run - was changed in July 2003, the move was designed to prevent an Enron-style scandal in Britain.
