Sentence examples similar to ultimate down from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mandelson's memoir, "The Third Man: Life at the Heart of New Labour," seems calculated to embellish his reputation as the ultimate Downing Street insider, using unrivaled access, influence (and, rivals would say, a careless attitude about scruples) to shape the course of British politics.

To Dante, sin is an absence of energy and moral force — freezing cold and darkness — and betrayal is an ultimate shutting down, a failure to exist.

In the United States, the main difference will be with the Premium edition (now $129 instead of $159) and the Ultimate ($219, down from $299).

In the course of my research, I've come across several other claims regarding the ultimate scone: down at River Cottage, for example, baker Dan Stevens reckons it's all in the preparation.

The black pickup truck that transports Mr. De Bankolé's character to his ultimate destination, down to the slogan emblazoned on it ("La Vida No Vale Nada," the title of a song by the Cuban singer and revolutionary Pablo Milanés), is modeled on one owned by Joe Strummer of the Clash, who appeared in "Mystery Train" and, before his death in 2002, lived part time in the south of Spain.

At a time when Washington has been spending on a scale unparalleled in American history, shooting down this program is supposed to demonstrate the Administration's ultimate deep-down fiscal rectitude we're spending only to fight the recession and its determination to bring sanity to defense spending.

The ultimate put-down to Hamilton.

The ultimate put-down comes when the college porter outstmarts George in logical debate.

For this friend of Catholic traditionalists, this is the ultimate put-down.

As across Europe, "neo-liberal" (read "Thatcherite") is the ultimate put-down among everyone of a mildly progressive bent.

"Narrative is our ultimate top-down strategy in watching a movie," he wrote back, "specifically, I think, classical narrative principles".