Sentence examples similar to ought to squeeze from inspiring English sources
The point was to hit family planning outfits — Planned Parenthood is the best known — on the theory that some of them, or their affiliates, also perform abortions and ought to be squeezed out of the state budget.
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.
What, then, to squeeze in?
What ought to be shocking — squeezing past two naked bodies, say — falls flat, without the artist's ferocious charisma to animate the event.
"A reasonable reaction to squeezed margins in banks is that it ought to reduce the remuneration of bankers," he said.
That said, they ought to have too much for Canada, can squeeze past Romania and have beaten Ireland as recently as 2013.
As the author of Lucky Jim (which might just squeeze into the top five), he ought to know what he's talking about.
The chains ought to be able to offer keener prices on branded goods by squeezing their suppliers.
The bookshops, which ought to be treated as common carriers, like telephone companies, are caught in an unfair squeeze.
