Word: ought
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Hillyer agreed that the play was not good drama, but said he thought that, as an advisor he ought to advise and not definitely determine whether or not H.D.C. do the play, since pornography did not enter into the issue. Van Lennep was of the same mind as Hillyer...
According to Referee Swaffield, who attended the showing of the Army game movies for the press yesterday noon, he told the huge tackle, after his noteworthy pass interception, that he ought to play in the backfield all the time...
Climaxing seven weeks of practice, today's race finds the remains of last year's undefeated Varsity and Jayvee eights scattered throughout the six boats With real power evenly distributed the winning time ought to run between five and five and a half minutes...
...fellow who thought up the idea of using a bunch of old tunes played in modern arrangements as a way of livening up a movie ought to be Hollywood's Number One Hero by this time. From the barbershop quartet favorites of the nineties to the ballads that Grandmother used to waltz to--all these have been worked to the hilt; and they've met with consistent success. It was inevitable that somebody should get the notion of using some of the top-notch blues songs of the past as the thread on which to hang another movie. And that...
...hard-fought contest. With its lone victory over the cellar-dwelling Eliot outfit, the Bunnies will have to pack a little extra punch to crack the Winthrop defense and run up a winning score. The Puritans have been running first hot then cold all season, but against Leverett they ought to find themselves and come out on the long end of the score...