Sentence examples for ultimatum time from inspiring English sources

It's ultimatum time in the NBA.

"Corbyn faces leadership ultimatum" (Times); "Corbyn's battle to remain" (Mirror); "Corbyn defiant as shadow cabinet disintegrates over Brexit strategy" (Guardian); "Jeremy Corbyn faces worst Labour crisis since 1935 (Independent); and "Corbyn rocked by cabinet walk-out" (i).

Furthermore, in explaining why the claim deserves context, Forbes science writer Michael Marshall noted that we've been given such ultimatums time and time again only to continue passing them without sufficient action taken.

Berlin stood in for the Russian capital again in the opening segment of The Bourne Ultimatum, this time in the Platz der Vereinten Nationen.

He should send Saddam a much more specific ultimatum, this time with less wiggle room: unless the team chosen by the U.N., with U.S. participation, is on the ground in Iraq, absolutely unencumbered, by a date certain -- that's it.

The Wall Street whistleblower and the reformed burglar who wants to show people how to protect themselves will never agree to tell their stories to a journalist if law enforcement can show up on that journalist's doorstep with seven cops and an ultimatum any time they please.

Ultimatum popularity time!!! Be sure not to fall victim to the flow.

It might be a good idea to give yourself an ultimatum or time limit to pay them back by.

(And can't wait to see Ultimatum a second time).

While he was at Oxford University he had a poem published for the first time: "Ultimatum" in The Listener.

But all optimism was quickly moderated when the Hizbul made another surprise announcement, this time an ultimatum: India had until today to agree on including Pakistan in any talks or the cease-fire was off.