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He was given an ultimatum that would result in his death.

The general, a few days ago, gave his daughter an ultimatum.

I was not giving them an ultimatum but a statement of fact.

At one point, his mother gave him an ultimatum: Follow the house rules or get out.

So the village has given the couple an ultimatum - leave, or face a $100 fine.

At the very least she hoped they would give her a list rather than an ultimatum.

And I really don't want to be married to someone who gives me ultimatums.

Well, when people give you an ultimatum it's always better to meet condition the expect the least.

He gave me an ultimatum: either get down to training properly or we part company.

Which is part of the reason he gave the show's producers an ultimatum last year.

It was a voice from the past, brought to the present; a tone delivering an ultimatum that concerned the future.

It will take courage to do this, but delivering an ultimatum may bring him to his senses.

In early March 1910, a delegation arrived to deliver an ultimatum to the prince.

When her mother died, her father delivered a playful ultimatum.

He will deliver an ultimatum from the criminal band.

"Do not contradict me when I am about to deliver an ultimatum."

You are, in essence, delivering an ultimatum to the Federation.

Shortly afterward, an agent of my enemies called to deliver an ultimatum.

I am delivering an ultimatum, and I want it spread across the land.

"We are the leaders of the Corim come to deliver an ultimatum."