Let
Should
Should verb - To be under necessity or obligation to.
Both words in one sentence
- Let's face it, there should probably be a picture of Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson in the dictionary next to "petrolhead".
Source: Gearhead Show -
In it, Groening non-sarcastically let readers know that Nixon was a bastard, he should've went to jail, and the jokes would not let up one iota.
Source: Useful Notes / Richard Nixon -
Loki interrupts to let them know that, since they're Norse monsters, they should be heading to Valhalla instead.
Source: The Exit Is That Way
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