Sentence examples for a double entendre from inspiring English sources

Using the concept of "coastal retreat"—a double entendre meaning both place of repose and process of relocation this thesis imagines the adaptation of Provincetown, Massachusetts to climate change over the coming century.

The phrase was a double entendre.

One thing's for sure: It began with a double entendre.

Too bad you can't eat a double entendre.

Rarely has a double entendre done such sterling work.

Or, in common parlance, not a double entendre.

"It's like a double entendre," he said, "but rather than it just being words, they're actually living a double entendre".

(Woe to the thrift-seekers rummaging through my trash -- "trash" as a double entendre there).

Even the location was a double entendre: the In and Out Club in central London.

As Schultz says: "There's a double-entendre there.

Krane admitted that "it's sort of a double-entendre," alluding to small marijuana pipes.