Sentence examples for ought to set up from inspiring English sources

I ought to set up next door an establishment called Atheists for Christianity.

"Perhaps we ought to set up some simple form of government," one castaway proposes to the other.

Rather than having outsiders establish lists of priorities, existing groups ought to set up the 'to do' lists and sequence the priorities.

(Somebody really ought to set up an endowment at one of our local universities for the Rudolph Giuliani Chair in Bad Constitutional Law).

I made a comment to a radio friend about how this girl and I ought to set up a banter on the segment in which we made reciprocal and absurd accusations of sexual misconduct committed by the other.

Helen Harvey, of nannytax.co.uk, which provides payroll and other services for people with nannies, says: "Everyone who is paying for childcare ought to ask their employer to set up a childcare voucher scheme".

The game swung to the other end and Johansen did brilliantly to squeeze between two United players to set up Anthony Stokes, who ought to have scored but instead rolled the ball, bobbling all the way, against the post.

The 7-inch 800×480 Mimo monitor is a portable USB-powered display that's easy to set up and use and ought to fit neatly in most laptop bags.

This has not been an attempt to try to set up a list of what we ought to request of the Federal Government, or what we ought to be setting as an agenda for a particular legislature.

The general approach of behavioral ecology is to set up models of how individuals ought to be expected to behave, given the environments they experience, if they are in fact making optimal decisions.

But lights are cumbersome and time-consuming to set up, and outside the studio, it can be prohibitively difficult to position them where, ideally, they ought to go.