Sentence examples for the ultimate cut from inspiring English sources

Jerris calls it "the ultimate cut shot, a parachute shot".

At the time, McCaslin wasn't even sure the music he cut with Bowie would come out or, if it did, how much of his band's efforts would make the ultimate cut.

(Disney, Blu-ray $45.99, two-disc standard definition $39.99, single disc $29.99, PG) WATCHMEN: THE ULTIMATE CUT After the "Watchmen" theatrical cut (162 minutes) and "Watchmen: The Director's Cut" (186 minutes) comes this latest, presumably final version, which checks in at an imposing 215 minutes.

Also that day: the food writer Michael Pollan makes you feel guilty about what you eat in the documentary "Food, Inc".; "Watchmen" comes out in something called "The Ultimate Cut"; and Clint Eastwood produces the documentary "Johnny Mercer: The Dream's on Me," about the great songwriter.

In November 2009, a four-disc set was released as the "Ultimate Cut".

The event also screened "Scarface," which Stone wrote, and the "ultimate" cut of the director's critically panned 2004 epic "Alexander".

Equipped with cape and sceptre and freely admitting to being "drunk with power and avaricious to the point of perversion", King Charlie lords over the ultimate cut-throat game show – The Unloser.

Even the losers will toddle off the field with a fat check as a salve to bruised bodies and egos, a far better fate than the ultimate cut--decapitation--that once awaited selected participants in a pre-Columbian ball game.

Stone, 66, was at the festival to unveil episodes of his new Showtime TV series, Oliver Stone's Untold History of the United States, as well as the extended "ultimate" cut of his unloved 2004 epic Alexander.

But he has no place to hide because every country is intimidated by the United States". Stone, 66, was at the festival to unveil episodes of his new Showtime TV series, Oliver Stone's Untold History of the United States, as well as the extended "ultimate" cut of his unloved 2004 epic Alexander.

The festival included a retrospective of many of his notable films, including the so-called "Ultimate Cut" of "Alexander", which clocked in at an epic three hours.