Sentence examples for should have put out from inspiring English sources

He said his campaign should have put out a news release to that effect to stem speculation that the campaign was unable to muster enough signatures.

So not that he shouldn't have made a decision about whether the president obstructed justice or not in a criminal sense, but that concurrent with that, he should have put out more of their evidence or analysis to fill out the public picture.

He said: "We should not have put out a film that was so fundamentally wrong".

Should Xerox have put out a special order of laser printers for Lawrence Livermore, based on the old 7000 copier?

Gene Orza, the union's No. 2 official, said the Expos should not have put out the schedule without the players' approval.

"Should we have put out an ashtray?" In the morning you all slept in, victims of jet lag, reminding us that despite your presence, your bags crowding the hallways, your toothbrushes cluttering the side of the sink, you belonged elsewhere.

Mr Entwistle, speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme a day after the apology, said: "We should not have put out a film that was so fundamentally wrong.

With the third detention they began to threaten me: that they would put me away for a long time, that I would never have any chance to be free again, that I should not have put out the track, and also that they could just eliminate me – i.e. have me murdered – and that's not even all the threats.

With the third detention, they began to threaten me: that they would put me away for a long time, that I would never have any chance to be free again, that I should not have put out the track, and also that they could just eliminate me for example, have me murdered and that's not even all the threats.

Before ending, I should note that one or two of the Republican candidates have put out more credible proposals.

"We have put out no guidance that our vessels should be on the lookout for Iranians in distress".