The final twist, effective enough (though not very imaginative) as a piece of suspense plotting, has the unfortunate effect of making everything that has come before utterly nonsensical (Scott).
And if they don't fight, they will feel utterly humiliated before their wives, mothers, children.
Judge McMahon called Mr. Cromitie "utterly inept" before she sentenced him.
Klitschko utterly dominated before running out of gas dramatically in the 11th, forcing his trainer to throw in the towel when Puritty caught him.
3 Replace the lid and return the meat to the oven for another 30 minutes until thickened and utterly tender before serving.
Influential Republicans in Columbia note, with a hint of regret, that the personal malice and trickery that have so inflamed past primary campaigns — like the insidious rumor back in 2000 that had John McCain fathering an illegitimate black child — have been utterly lacking before next week's vote.
If her uncanny ability to be utterly herself before a large audience makes it seem as if she's been doing this her whole life, it may be because she has: she was reciting in her grandmother's church in Mississippi from the time she was 3. It's no surprise that in announcing her show's end, in 2011, Ms. Winfrey choked up.
Employed as a central striker, Bale was utterly ineffective before being substituted.
You spend a few minutes feeling utterly pranked, before taking a deep breath and getting medieval.
"It is not nice, this life," she says, utterly deadpan, before accepting the offer of a Mars bar.
