Sentence examples for should take one from inspiring English sources

It may be that physicians, precisely, family physicians... should take one more load on their back" (GP5M).

Even so, being turfed off motionless carriages, as trains are cancelled time after time, evening after evening, taking three hours to get home on a commute that should take one, losing your job or the chance to see your children at night – does enrage people.

If Scott was going to take a picture of some cool-looking moss on a rock, it certainly seemed as if I should take one of the lush-looking plant next to it.

I turn to The Big Cheese Making Kit's mozzarella, which should take one hour.

Here are four reasons why you should take one out, and two reasons you shouldn't.

Maybe you should take one of those online surveys that help you make decisions".

Stalin induced Truman and Attlee to consent provisionally to the Soviet Union's demands that it should take one-third of Germany's naval and merchant fleet; have the right to exact reparations from its occupied zones of Germany and of Austria and also from Finland, Hungary, Romania, and even Bulgaria; and should furthermore receive a percentage of reparation from the western-occupied zones.

"Why don't we have guidelines telling people if they want to take ecstasy, they should take one-quarter of a pill while their mates take nothing, so if nothing happens after half an hour they know it's probably not ecstasy and to throw it out, and if they do start to feel unwell, they have mates around them who aren't under the influence who can look after them.

Michael Gove and Boris Johnson say Cameron should take on one of them in a head-to-head debate.

I haven't had a holiday yet – should I take one or go and crawl under a rock?

But we should also take one other key factor into consideration: the power and independence of the Italian judiciary.