It should work vs It should be work

Some examples from the web:

• It should work, but we took too long getting to Slater.
• It should work enough for one trip.
• That consequently it should work towards the emergence of revolutionary militant.es conscient.es and able to take responsibility.
• While it should work just fine on all versions of Windows, it seems as if the project itself has been abandoned by its developer.
• It should work wherever Python and GTK work.
• It should work on Vista machines with the Catalyst drivers.
• It should work as long as the Samba server is using plain text passwords.
• It should work on Win98, ME although it was not tested.
• It should work on almost all PowerPC systems that have an ATI graphical card, but is unlikely to work on other systems.
• It should work, whenever your on the list of compatible with the application and you have a chance to get and you pay monthly phone card with roaming.
• What I said was, "It should work."
• This has been tested on WinNT, Win2000 and on XP. It should work on Win98, ME although it was not tested.
• After praying this hard, it should work out.
• You know, once that dries out, it should work pretty fine.
• The batteries are pretty low, but it should work.
• I'm working on a beta-antagonist. I think it should work.
• Think how fast it should work on one.
• It's not pretty, but it should work.
• It worked then, it should work now.
• Finally for an acne treatment product to really be effective, it should work internally and externally.

Some examples from the web:

• It should be the same work ethic, no rules.
• It should be about what works.
• Something's generating current inside of it, but it should be safe to work on.
• Once it has been established, it should work and be effective.
• Sounds like it shouldn't be too much work.
• It should be respected that work is already underway in CEN Technical Committees on the environmental assessments of buildings/products and on dangerous substances in products.
• It should be possible for this work to be carried out by UCLAF, but it should have a more independent status with respect to the Commission.
• Provision should be made and it should be clearly stated that works produced in this way are single complete and non-divisible products and must be treated as such.
• It should be stressed that the work plan was elaborated in the light of detailed discussions with other institutions, including the issues discussed recently in the debate on globalisation at the Council's informal meeting in Lisbon.
• I hope they can get they can get it right for our offices, it should be able to work in our meeting rooms too.
• Its work should be finished by the end of week 45 (para.).
• It should be possible for this work to continue, and we need to achieve rapid agreement both in the Council and in the Commission on appropriate budgets for and extension of the Stability Pact.
• The rapporteur feels that, whereas part-time working should be encouraged in the current labour market, it should be extended to skilled work, men should be encouraged to practise it, and all part-time workers should be guaranteed training and promotion opportunities.
• Mr Grech correctly points out in his report that the citizen is the real centre of the internal market and that it should be the economy that works for the citizen, not the other way round.
• The ultimate objective of both parties is that the Monitoring Centre should work much better and that its work should be carried on as efficiently as possible from now on.
• No, it could be work.
• It won't be immediate, but it should work quickly.
• It's pretty basic, but... it should still work.
• Sounds like it shouldn't work together, but it does.
• It's wet but it should work.