Sentence examples for a doubled set from inspiring English sources

For this reason, I can't help but look at Cousin Ike — as well as Tom and Mayella, and even Atticus and Scout — through a doubled set of lenses in which they operate less as characters than as archetypes: heightened, even allegorical.

Many Americans refused to believe John Dillinger could be caught or killed, and maintained that the man shot at the Biograph Theater wasn't Dillinger at all but a double, set up by the mob to take the fall.

The screenplay The Understudy was written by Andres Heinz; Aronofsky first heard about it while editing his second film Requiem for a Dream (2000) and described it as "All About Eve with a double, set in the off-Broadway world".

In the third, Powell's 350-foot fly ball scraped the nearby left-field wall and went for a double, setting up another run.

Like the memories of Mark Ellis' fourth-inning fly ball that he let drop for a double, setting up a two-run Dodgers rally.

Available now in a double set with Stephen Frears's film "The Hit" (1985).

Food is passed to her through a double set of windows, like prison.

Since the stalking started, security at the radio station has been increased, including a double set of security doors.

The only reason it's a double set is that McKay, over the record company's objections, demanded it.

Made of solid gold to impart weight and inertia, each discs rests on a double set of ceramic ball bearings.

Built in 1908, the Beth Hamedrash Hagadol Anshe Ungarn — which means Great House of Study of the People of Hungary — features a handsome limestone facade and a double set of pilasters supporting a pediment.