" Others cut to the chase: "I am C.Y. Young.
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We'll cut to the chase here -- the drama's over.
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"Well …" he hesitated, and then cut to the chase.
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" Then, Baldwin said, "Let's cut to the chase, folks.
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To cut to the chase, I'm kinda terrified of Chael.
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We cut to the chase and headed to my bedroom.
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Cut to the chase of what you mean (or need).
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We cut to the chase on a lot of things.
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Allow me to cut to the chase: It's Valentine's Day.
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E." Nyong'o recalled Weinstein saying, "Let's cut to the chase.
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Let's cut to the chase: Did Michael Peterson kill Kathleen Peterson?
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Cut to the chase, and head straight to the best deals.
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BRUNI: Let's talk turkey, cut to the chase: Choose your cliché.
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Tonic: Let's cut to the chase: I sleep on my stomach.
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Some were confused because they just wanted to cut to the chase.
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Let's just cut to the chase: Your mornings just got infinitely better.
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We're going to just cut to the chase and you the whale.
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Can we cut to the chase and just call it dossier-gate.
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That's because Mercury, in Scorpio, will help you cut to the chase.
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" Before their food arrived, Nyong'o says Weinstein "announced: 'Let's cut to the chase.
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Let's cut to the chase: Cardio can put the brakes on muscle growth.
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He said to cut to the chase and lead with your engagement rate.
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" When King cut to the chase and asked: "so it's associated with drugs?
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We'll cut to the chase: You are not going to visit Camp David.
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Mr. McCabe provided unvarnished information, he said, with cut-to-the-chase precision.
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Are you a Closer (you cut to the chase and deliver the bottom line)?
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You wish they'd just cut to the chase and make the ask right upfront.
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" Howie Dorough joked, "Let's just cut to the chase, I technically hired my wife.
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Images can cut to the chase, revealing a candidate's appeal in ways words can't.
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She knows what she wants to do so why not just cut to the chase?
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The talk around town was that Google should cut to the chase and buy CloudSimple.
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Snapshot Anna Kendrick is the kind of actor who likes to cut to the chase.
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"What really works for people is to just cut to the chase," Ms. Larkin said.
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"Lawyer to OJ: Avoid phrases like "take a stab at it" or "cut to the chase.
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Shortly thereafter, Graham cut to the chase and asked if Zuckerberg thought Facebook was a monopoly.
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"I'll just cut to the chase: My mother taught me how to go downtown," he said.
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But let's cut to the chase: What did coffee taste like that's made by a bike?
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To cut to the chase: There is a cheap way, which involves a lot of work.
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The first thing I did when I sat down with my manager was cut to the chase.
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OK, we have to cut to the chase on this one because we don't have much time.
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Let us cut to the chase: See this as soon as possible, before it gets taken down.
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Or, if you wanna cut to the chase, watch a full episode of the show from 1988 below.
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Except I know I'm gonna drink the wine anyway, so why don't we just cut to the chase?
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Let's cut to the chase: We are living in Donald Trump's world, where rudeness is the new orange.
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Flavor profile: Let's cut to the chase: Hellraiser can raise a little hell, or at least imply it.
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I think those words just cut to the chase in a way that was so needed at that moment.
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A: So, he kind of just cut to the chase and said here's contracts for my next three films.
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Cut to the chase of what you mean (or need) and you can always broach different topics at another time.
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After that, the decision is yours: Watch the blood pour over Daredevil's city or cut to the chase (probably literally).
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Alright, let's cut to the chase: What is the real difference between a mega-fancy cream and its drugstore cousin?
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If my dad had an audience with Donald Trump, with one question, he would cut to the chase on both.
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To cut to the chase, we rounded up eight of our top picks based on overall style and features included.
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"I'm going to cut to the chase and I am going to speak to you, the next generation," Pratt said.
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It took about two hours, at the end of which the radiologist cut to the chase: "You're fine," he said.
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The matchmaking app tries to make voting sexy by employing to representative politics its same cut-to-the-chase dating method.
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Now I will cut to the chase: The veggies and chicken were good, even better than average, but not life-changing.
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You can keep reading or cut to the chase and purchase your Founder Pass or Startup Alley Exhibitor Package right here.
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I hate to just cut to the chase, but that is exactly what the [National Republican Senatorial Committee] is running with.
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To spare us all more tears incited by that harrowing flashback, we'll cut to the chase: Randall caught and raped him.
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As Pence danced around questions about whether he regards climate change as a threat, Tapper tried to cut to the chase.
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I've already said too much, so I'll just cut to the chase and rank these danglin' dongle bastards from worst to best.
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Cut to the chase: This is the best Instant Pot Black Friday deal we've seen for this high-tech beloved foodie gadget.
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Traveling on foot is useful for gathering resources and locating hidden item caches, but sometimes you'll want to cut to the chase.
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However, with all things and word count considered, I'll cut to the chase about why this specific iron belongs in your vanity.
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No information on key details like launch timeframe here, but at least the company really cut to the chase on this one.
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I'll cut to the chase: These are exceptionally well-done vehicles that deserve to be on any fuel miser's test-drive list.
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Alright, let's cut to the chase—dicks can look weird as hell, and you kind of have to work with what you've got.
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At a talk last month in Santa Barbara, California, addressing some of the world's leading astrophysicists, Selma de Mink cut to the chase.
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Often follows the Cocktail Party, though some bachelors/bachelorettes prefer to cut to the chase and skip straight to the Rose Ceremony instead.
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Question: I'll cut to the chase here: How does one revive a houseplant that is seriously, like, one day away from certain death?
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To spare you from all the nerdy technical details and cut to the chase: why focus on more capacity instead of faster speeds?
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This being the Generation Award, I'm going to cut to the chase and I am going to speak to you, the next generation.
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Why not just skip all the unpleasantness [of hiding] and cut to the chase so you can start having more fun right away?
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Branson, who Ritter says was "very big on challenging the status quo," would want people standing so they would cut to the chase.
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TECH TIP Here's how to cut to the chase and send your friends links to clips that start playback at a specific time.
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" Trump's inner circle needs to intervene, now The banner on CNN's "Cuomo Prime Time" cut to the chase: "GLOBAL SUPPLY SHORTAGE THREATENS LIVES.
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Many nurses said they have busy shifts and would appreciate it if a patient could cut to the chase when reciting medical history.
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Let's cut to the chase: Working people are having their fundamental rights stripped away, and we're running out of time to get them back.
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It's a highly efficient way to slash through the clutter and cut to the chase: private, one-on-one meetings with investors or startups.
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But for all the moderates pushing to cut to the chase and deal with Democrats, a larger group is pushing to go it alone.
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I'm not sure what to make of that; but the times had gotten hard and maybe people just wanted to cut to the chase.
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The cut-to-the-chase, gimme-the-numbers style has garnered Latka a certain level of fandom in the software-as-a-service world.
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"This panel of three former district judges — we have some familiarity with how to cut to the chase in these matters," Judge Jose Cabranes said.
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You'd like us to cut to the chase and let you know what the real essentials are – the stuff you absolutely cannot miss, come what may.
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Because one does not simply cut to the chase and tell viewers whether or not Jon Snow is still alive, the teaser features some red herrings.
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But I'll cut to the chase: the AMG CLS53 Coupé crams so much value into the fastback sedan form that I truly think it's a bargain.
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In any case, I'm going to cut to the chase ... She said she would come to this if she got a Lesbians Who Tech Squad sweatshirt.
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For example, at 17A, the clue "Early 'Saturday Night Live' camera command?" takes the THE out of CUT TO THE CHASE to get CUT TO CHASE.
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Kanye West just kicked off his Saint Pablo Tour and, to cut to the chase, he has a flying stage – as in, a stage THAT FLIES.
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Friday's hearing, we're told, could get contentious because Britney wants to cut to the chase and figure out what, if anything, Kevin really needs for the kids.
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So let's cut to the chase: whether you're looking for a new battery pack, printer, vacuum, or charger, there's something here you likely need or need to replace.
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But sometimes you want to cut to the chase and shop all the latest trends in one place — and for those moments, there's no destination quite like Topshop.
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Fortunately for them, impatient, sometimes blunt, Goats will cut to the chase and not only ask what's wrong, but what they can do to make it right, too.
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Let's cut to the chase: you know you need a speaker to blast out your favorite tunes this summer, but you're having trouble picking which one to purchase.
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But then again, Harley could also simply cut to the chase in those regions and reduce the inevitable brand dilution that the so-called "small displacement" business implies.
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But let's just cut to the chase: we are looking at the fourth incident since 2008 where Americans have died in a derailment that PTC could have prevented.
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When you have no need for words at all, you can cut to the chase and get to the heart of the matter so much more efficiently and meaningfully.
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Cut to the chase: Ugly Delicious, David Chang's new show on Netflix, is one of the most important (and probably the best) documentary food series I've watched in years.
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It probably took a day or two longer than it should have to cut to the chase and end the controversy through the resignation of the DNC chair, Rep.
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I should cut to the chase right now and tell you that, as I write this, I am nearly seven months pregnant, feeling my baby wiggling around inside my belly.
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We could go through the list of famous women who've done it—Google 'em if you want; they're predominantly rich and white—but let's just cut to the chase, huh?
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Maybe after a few more years of practice I'll be zen enough to accept this, but for now I prefer to turn off the voice and cut to the chase.
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Let's cut to the chase on this one: The Dash Compact Air Fryer is currently on sale for $39.99 (down $60 from $99.99), which is one hell of a steal.
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With Mercury in Scorp, talk is cheap — you're more likely to spare the small talk and, instead, cut to the chase and ask others the questions you really want answers to.
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The deaths of Roose Bolton and his wife and baby heir were inevitable, but as with Dorne, there was something shocking about how quickly Benioff and Weiss cut to the chase.
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Let's cut to the chase: At Universal, it's all about the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, which opened last year to epic lines and mobs of robe-wearing, wand-wielding fans.
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"Just to cut to the chase, I'm not a believer in back doors or a single technical approach," Secretary Carter said to loud applause during a panel discussion at the conference.
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Now, you could just cut to the chase, you can just go on twitter, wasted or not, and just think, and think that, like, oh, you know what, this can&apost hurt.
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Basically, Zelda and Scott have to cut to the chase and blurt out every important detail about themselves before they've barely had a chance to take a turn on the dance floor.
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We're just gonna cut to the chase: The Oscar-winning flick Get Out lives up to all of its hype and if you haven't seen it yet, you need to fix that.
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Look, I'll just cut to the chase: I think we can all be forgiven for losing our minds over how bonkers-cute this photo of The Rock cradling his newborn baby is.
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Sincerely, Loveless Jerk Hey LJ, I'm going to do the thing I do sometimes, which is cut to the chase and then go back a little and unpack all the pieces. Cool?
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And let's cut to the chase, some conservatives understand all the reasons Citizens United was bad judicial activism, but support it as a means to justify the ends of electing more Republicans.
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Bottom line: There's a lot to get done today, so let's just cut to the chase this week so you can spend your lunch break shopping (and also eating lunch, we guess).
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Serkis himself has said that the Academy has been nudging its members toward recognizing motion-capture performance, so why not just cut to the chase and make it a breakout acting category?
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Some of the film's shorthand reflects the cut-to-the-chase caricature of someone forced to adapt to frequently hostile surroundings (in which Kim is harassed as an independent woman in the streets).
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I'll cut to the chase—it's made me reconsider Solitaire as a diversion worth my time in this age of blockbuster games and social media, and I don't think that's the scotch talking.
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We're just gonna cut to the chase with this one: All three sizes (yes, you read that right) of the 7-in-1 Instant Pot Duo are 20% off at Macy's with code VETS.
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"Let's just cut to the chase: There's not likely to be a more meaningful, absorbing, forceful and radical performance by an American musician this year, or any year soon," our critic, Jon Caramanica, wrote.
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"Just to cut to the chase, I'm not a believer in back doors or a single technical approach," Defense Secretary Ash Carter told a largely pro-Apple crowd at the RSA security conference on Wednesday.
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If you are reading this while waiting for someone to respond to your message, and you've been going back and forth for 45 minutes, just cut to the chase and talk on the phone already.
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"Just to cut to the chase, I'm not a believer in back doors or a single technical approach," Defense Secretary Ash Carter told a largely pro-Apple crowd at the RSA security conference on Wednesday.
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To cut to the chase, let's review the top-line conclusions: So, if you add up those central estimates, wind and solar saved Americans around $22 billion in health and environmental costs over eight years.
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We'll spare you Scrooge's complaining and cut to the chase: He despises the holiday because he doesn't understand why people are acting so cheerful and merry when he sees poverty and sickness all around him.
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Justice Charles Ramos of New York state court in Manhattan, who is presiding over the non-jury trial, took over questioning Greenberg from Assistant Attorney General David Nachman in an effort to cut to the chase.
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It was a very different image than that of a cut-to-the-chase congressman who had blisteringly questioned Hillary Clinton about the 2012 attack on a diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, becoming a conservatives' hero.
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If we are trying to kill private insurance by providing a better public option, why not just cut to the chase and address the real issue—that private insurance, especially employer-subsidized insurance, is just bad?
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"Let's just cut to the chase: There's not likely to be a more meaningful, absorbing, forceful and radical performance by an American musician this year, or any year soon," said a Times review of her performance there.
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OK. Let's just cut to the chase… It's Christmas Eve and you've bought that $800 plane ticket home to see the family, but with snowstorms sweeping across the runway, you're stuck in the terminal with no way out!
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"We would cut to the chase much better if I knew who it was," said the broker, Renee Gallanti, recalling how she was not told at first who the client was for that house-hunting mission in 2016.
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Okay, we'll cut to the chase: For those of you who know what we're talking about — or don't, honestly — look no further for eye candy than these Mario Testino photographs inspired by The Nutcracker, including the video after the jump.
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To cut to the chase: The models that optimize for the lowest-cost path to zero carbon electricity — and do not rule out nuclear and CCS a priori — generally find that it is cheaper to get there with than without them.
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We're going to cut to the chase on this one, because the pre-Black-Friday deals are coming in hot and we know you don't have all the time in the world to read a long-as-hell article right now.
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There are so many ways this potent energy can manifest: If you've been hoping to "cut to the chase" in a situation, it may happen now, and if you've been hoping to cut someone off, now's a fantastic time, too.
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Bogaerts leads Red Sox past Astros HOUSTON — Red Sox manager John Farrell cut to the chase in acknowledging both the role shortstop Xander Bogaerts played offensively and how a pair of defensive plays proved equally decisive in preserving what Bogaerts provided.
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" Election nights these days can be a little like getting a diagnosis from doctors with great machinery but a mixed bedside manner, getting lost in the test results while you think: "Cut to the chase, Doc, am I going to live?
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And yeah, to just cut to the chase, Sony has every right to be confident: God of War is excellent, the kind of big budget exclusive that used to define consoles but that we don't see much of these days.
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Let's cut to the chase though: Colton did end up sending Demi home early, after hearing her confess that she was falling in love with him and seeing first hand that she was giving up quality time with her mother to be there.
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Hey, even with eight episodes to do it in, when you're crunching an 849-page novel onto the small screen, you need to cut to the chase, and in this adaptation that has meant shortening the distance to the day of the title.
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To cut to the chase, the radiation load for terrestrial and shallow marine life would have roughly tripled for thousands of years after each event, thanks to a 20-fold increase in the number of high-energy muon particles striking the ground.
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" Vox cut to the chase, calling on Facebook to "admit that it is, in fact, a media company" observing "that the design of its news feed inherently involves making editorial decisions, and that it has a responsibility to make those decisions responsibly.
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"You need to really cut to the chase and ask: Is the naming of the Scalia Law School a signal to students that you have to have a particular viewpoint to attend," said David K. Rehr, the law school's senior associate dean.
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And if you really want to cut to the chase: Click on the "Costume Wizard" and turn the "Uniqueness Level" all the way up and choose your preference on the Trend Meter (national or local) and on the Style Meter (classic to modern).
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Strategists suggested that it's important for Republicans to explain how more economic growth directly affects them, and some argued that lawmakers should cut to the chase and lead their tax-reform pitches with arguments about more jobs and more take-home income.
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There are plenty of positive things to say about the OnePlus 6, which I'll get to in a sec, so I'll cut to the chase on pricing because, honestly, it's arguably one of the best reasons to buy a OnePlus phone in the first place.
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The simplest way to deal with a cusp crisis is to cut to the chase and choose the sign you relate to most, in terms of its personality type and horoscope predictions — heck, that's what this writer did to lend astrological credence to her relationship.
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Bill Anders, part of the three-person crew (with Jim Lovell and Frank Borman) of Apollo 8, the first manned spacecraft to leave Earth's orbit and to orbit the moon in December 1968, recently cut to the chase in an interview with BBC Radio.
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"What a Fish Knows: The Inner Lives of Our Underwater Cousins" (Scientific American/Farrar, Straus & Giroux) is Jonathan Balcombe's exhaustively researched and elegantly written argument for the moral claims of ichthyofauna, and, to cut to the chase, he thinks that we owe them a lot.
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Rather than wait for a committee-led process to fail, and rather than holding mock committee markups in which nothing of substance gets marked up, McConnell cut to the chase and started off the Senate's efforts with the behind-the-scenes approach that was probably inevitable.
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N.L." lampoon of Wednesday night's Democratic debate was another smorgasbord of political impersonations, so we'll just cut to the chase and run down the best players and their most memorable lines: Kate McKinnon as Elizabeth Warren: "I know in past debates, I've been accused of being overambitious.
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Bolton said last month after he was named to his new role that the United States must use the summit to "cut to the chase" on the denuclearization issue and accused Pyongyang of seeking to "buy more time" through talks with the United States to develop its nuclear weapons.
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The collection is made up of three looks: the Birthday Bash Sequin Romper to match Jenner's Swarovski-studded first look of the night, the Twenty Fun Satin Dress to match her second ensemble, and the Cut To The Chase Mini Dress which takes inspiration from Kim Kardashian's birthday look.
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To cut to the chase (something Treyarch didn't do during its long and often awkward presentation) Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 won't have a campaign and will include a battle royale mode called Blackout that resembles one of the most popular games in the world right now, Fortnite.
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Let's cut to the chase: just as every political discussion at dinner or at the water cooler or anywhere else centers around The t-word — Trump — so, too, every political campaign in 2018 – whether they want to admit it or not — will be a referendum on Trump and his Republican Party.
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"Let's just cut to the chase: There's not likely to be a more meaningful, absorbing, forceful and radical performance by an American musician this year, or any year soon, than Beyoncé's headlining set at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Saturday night," Jon Caramanica wrote in The New York Times.
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Let's just cut to the chase this time, because we know Mondays are busy and you just need the cold, hard facts: iPads, Galaxy Tabs, Fire Tablets, gaming laptops, Microsoft Surfaces, and lots of others are part of the lineup this week, and there's sure to be something here that you'll fancy.
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In the back of Kanye mind hes thinking "man this could change yo life" Kanye laugh but there is no joy in his eyes only the pain of strugle, even now that he is a sucesful raper with a pool almost as big as Drakes pool J PETERMEN: Im gona to cut to the chase here Yezus.
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READ: The homelessness crisis is getting so bad that cities are now building their own camps "To cut to the chase, if you are committed to working with America's cities and local leaders to address the national epidemic of homelessness there's a lot you and your Administration can do," Garcetti said in a letter to the president Tuesday.
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You spend all that time at work already, it seems like extra steps and people want to just cut to the chase," Ayelet Fishbach, co-author of the research and a professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago, tells CNBC Make It. "But this research reminds people that they might not realize all they get out of eating with other people.
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Times music critic Jon Caramanica on Beyoncé at Coachella in 2018 (which became both a documentary and an album) Let's just cut to the chase: There's not likely to be a more meaningful, absorbing, forceful and radical performance by an American musician this year, or any year soon, than Beyoncé's headlining set at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Saturday night.
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Cut to the chase: the leading real bad guy of the movie, the James Woods–voiced Hein (a third wider franchise nod, as there's an antagonistic character of the same name in Final Fantasy III), wants to use a massive space station laser gun to obliterate the crashed-in-Africa meteor which, he thinks, will do away with the phantom menace (if only it were so simple, eh Star Wars fans?).
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Aki in one of the film's dream sequences, in which she finds herself on the phantoms' home world Cut to the chase: the leading real bad guy of the movie, the James Woods–voiced Hein (a third wider franchise nod, as there's an antagonistic character of the same name in Final Fantasy III), wants to use a massive space station laser gun to obliterate the crashed-in-Africa meteor which, he thinks, will do away with the phantom menace (if only it were so simple, eh Star Wars fans?).
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