Example sentences of "[pron] ought to [be] [pron] " in BNC.
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| 1 | You think the whole blooming world 's all arranged so as everything ought to be your way . |
| 2 | The winners will be those with the most innovative ideas , especially for getting unemployed people work — so there ought to be plenty of scope fro an input from the ES . |
| 3 | Right , that 's fine , well I , that would be very good if there was a group at the coll at the coll at the college , there ought to be one at the college |
| 4 | Look , too , for a memorandum of a subsequent conveyance , etc , endorsed on a probate or letters of administration ; if there 's none , but there ought to be one , make a requisition on the point , such as : The abstract does not reveal a memorandum of the conveyance of endorsed on the probate dated . |
| 5 | There ought to be one for project video erm we ca n't do that until we can show a book . |
| 6 | ‘ Yes , there ought to be somebody to bring him soup and toast and cooling drinks . |
| 7 | There ought to be something very distinctive about the theory that describes the universe . |
| 8 | There ought to be something special and simple about the theory of everything . |
| 9 | ‘ There 's plenty of room up here for me to stay quite comfortably and there ought to be someone on hand to milk the cows , however bad the weather . ’ |
| 10 | I mean there ought to be someone who can make a lead for us in house , that sort of thing , which we do n't have at the moment , because we 've got things like complicated split leads for rigging up two monitors , and we 've had those twice we 've had those made , outside , but they only need to get sort of broken , and we 're back to square one . |
| 11 | Ramsey entered this conference with a reputation outside England as well as inside it ; and the proceedings of the conference confirmed the opinion of a lot of bishops that he ought to be their next leader . |
| 12 | He says that 's what you want but I said yeah but there ai n't no bloody fit I reckon it ought to be them on legs maybe . |
| 13 | It ought to be me . |
| 14 | It may not be a legal partnership , but it ought to be one ethically . |
| 15 | Soon someone will have to say boo to this goose fattened up for foie gras , and it ought to be someone British . |
| 16 | It ought to be it 's his house had n't he ? |
| 17 | It seems to me that it ought to be our policy that we ought to try and locate people who go into these sorts of residencies as close to the people who will be concerned for their welfare as possible erm and that therefore there would be a strong case for making that sort of exception in those cases . |